[Skyblog] Having a title displayed on two lines

Last update on September 3, 2009 11:39 AM by jak58
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[Skyblog] Having a title displayed on two lines




To put an title on your skyblog two lines, follow the steps below:

Consider this example: 

Line 1 
Line 2



You simply type this in your article title:

[
align=center]Line 1/align [align=center]Line 2/align



The tag [align] corresponds to the alignment of text on the page.
Alignment in the code can be:
  • left (left)
  • center (centered)
  • right (right)
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