Both the Corporate, Premium, Master and Portfolio Series support some basic HTML Coding within the text boxes, however this feature is aimed for the most experienced user, or for the most adventurous. :-)

The Master Series do not support HTML coding within the main text boxes.

Please note that, unfortunately, we can not provide support for HTML coding, since this is pretty beyond the scope of our business. That said :-), do it at your own risk and expense, since our Support Team was not trained to providing help in regards to HTML coding. We hope you understand. :-)

Here you may find some basic sintax supported by Flash so you may create some links or change some text attributes.

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<A HREF="http://www.amazon.com" TARGET="BLANK"><u> Visit Amazon Now </u></a>

This will cause a link to be created where the user will read Visit Amazon Now
Also, the link will open in a separate window (the TARGET attribute).

Important! When Flash creates the link, it will not appear underlined or coloured by default, as it was at a plain html page. If you want those attributes, make sure you include the <u> </u> for underline and the font color attribute (see below).

<A HREF="http://www.amazon.com" TARGET="BLANK"><FONT COLOR="#0000FF"><u> Visit Amazon Now </u></FONT></a>

<A HREF="http://www.amazon.com" TARGET="BLANK"><u> Visit Amazon Now </u></a>

This will cause a link to be created where the user will read Visit Amazon Now
Also, the link will open in a separate window (the TARGET attribute).

Important! When Flash creates the link, it will not appear underlined or coloured by default, as it was at a plain html page. If you want those attributes, make sure you include the <u> </u> for underline and the font color attribute (see below).

<A HREF="http://www.amazon.com" TARGET="BLANK"><FONT COLOR="orange"><u> Visit Amazon Now </u></FONT></a>

<A HREF="mailto:youremail@yourprovider.com"><u> E-mail Me Now! </u></a>

You should always use hexadecimal codes such as below #FF9966

<FONT COLOR="#FF9966"> Coloured Words</FONT>

or you may use the color name such as the example below:

<FONT COLOR="orange"> Coloured Words</FONT>

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<font size="14">Your text with the specified font...</FONT>

The size must be specified in point size.

Some text <b> Words that should be bold </b> continue text...

<font face="Verdana">Your text with the specified Verdana font...</FONT>
<font face="Times">Your text with the specified Times font...</FONT>

Some text <i> Words that should be italic </i> continue text...

Some text <u> Words that should be underlined </u> continue text...

<p align="center">

Your paragraph...

Then you shoud insert at the end of your paragraph: </p>

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<p align="right">

Your paragraph...

Then you shoud insert at the end of your paragraph: </p>

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Flash does only support basic HTML coding. Do not even try to include tables, CSS or images. It will not work and this is not our fault :-)
However, you may combine some of the above mentioned code to create coloured links and so forth, for example:

<A HREF="http://www.amazon.com" TARGET="BLANK"><FONT COLOR="#FF6633"><u> Visit Amazon Now </u></FONT></a>

This will cause a link to appear underlined and at an orange color.

You may also use

<FONT SIZE="14" COLOR="#FF0000"><B> Type 14 points, red color and Bold </B></FONT>

Pay careful attention when inserting the code sintax. Do not miss any " (quotation marks) for example, or it won't work.

Browsers better handle Hexadecimal values rather than color names.

Here are a few examples of Hex values:

Black: #000000
White: #FFFFFF
Red: #FF0000
Blue: #0000EE
Green: #339900
Orange: #FF6600

So, instead of using:

<FONT COLOR="orange"> Coloured Words</FONT>

You should use:

<FONT COLOR="#FF9966"> Coloured Words</FONT>

Click Here to view the Hexadecimal Color coding of all the Basic Colors.

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