User:Mkoyle/How do I...?

Brief wikisource tag helps

Right justify text?

• <div style="text-align:right"> </div>

Justify text?

• <div style="text-align:justify"> </div>

Center text?

• <center> </center>

Increase text size or change text size?

• <font size="5"> </font>

Note: change the 5 to any number to increase or decrease the size.

Force the use of a serif font?

• <div style="font-family: serif;"> </div>

Add additional spaces or force a new line?

• <br/>

Add additional space between paragraphs or lines?

• <br/><br/><br/>

Note: use the marker as few or as many times as needed to produce the needed space.

Add spaces [whitespace] between words?

• &nbsp;

Note: the space is quite narrow, repeat as many times as necessary.

Make superscripts?

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Make subscripts?

• 

Link to a particular verse in the Bible or in other scripture?

• [[Bible (King James)/Matthew#3:16|Matthew 3:16]]

Make an em-dash look correct in the Page namespace and in transclusion?

• If the words were "position—the"
  • First page: {{#ifeq:{{NAMESPACE}}|Page|position—|}}
  • Second page: {{#ifeq:{{NAMESPACE}}|Page|the|position—the}}

Use inline CSS styles to make a single paragraph that is tagged <div class="lefttext"> or <div class="prose"> not indent (or appear flush left)?

• Put the text in a paragraph tag with inline style like the following:

<p style="text-align:left;text-indent:0">   </p>

Use inline CSS styles to make a single paragraph indented all along the left side:

• * Put the text in a paragraph tag with inline style like the following, changing 3in (for three inches) to any appropriate size or to #px for a certain number of pixels:

<p style="padding-left:3in">   </p>