How to style your comments in the comment section like a pro

Tired of being forced to type in the same old tiny font as everyone else? Having an argument with someone in the comment section and looking for a quick and easy way to make your arguments stand out? Or maybe you're just looking to impress random strangers in the comment section. 

Well look no further! This guide will teach you how to make your font-sizes HUGE in the comment section. You'll also learn how to bold and italicize your font. Finally, you'll learn how to use bullet points. That way, you'll seem more knowledgeable and professional when jotting down your well thought-out points in the comment section while engaged in a flame war.  

**Note that whenever you see something in square brackets [...], it means you fill in what's inside, but do not include the square brackets [...]. 

First Lesson: Font Sizes. 

Alright, let's apply a little html magic in the comment section, shall we? 

Anything you want to be HUGE, wrap the text in these tags:

<h1>[your text goes here...]</h1> 

<h1></h1> is the BIGGEST. 

<h2></h2> is the second BIGGEST... and so on until <h6></h6>. 

Second Lesson: Bold, Italics, and Underline

Whatever you want bolded, wrap the text in these tags:

<strong>[your text goes here...]</strong>

Whatever you wanted in italics, wrap your text in these tags: 

<i>[your text goes here...]</i>

Whatever you want underlined, wrap your text in these tags:

<u>[your text goes here...]</u>

Lesson Three: Bullet Points Like A PRO!

You can put your comments into bullet points like so: 

<ul>

<li>[point #1]</li>

<li>[point #2]</li>

<li>[point #3]</li>

...and so on

</ul>

If you want, you can number your text like so: 

<ol>

<li>[point #1]</li>

<li>[point #2]</li>

<li>[point #3]</li>

...and so on

</ol>

Bonus Lesson: Creating Links Embedded in Text

You can link to your own channel in the comment section by typing this into the comment field: 

<a href = "[Your channel name goes here]" target = "_blank">[Whatever text you want to become the link goes here]</a>

If you want to be annoying, you can omit the (target = "_blank") part. What that does is that it opens the link in a new page. Without it, the link will take you away from the current page. 

You cannot created embedded links that link to a website outside of Minds.com. For that, you just have to copy and paste the actual URL as you normally would. 

For You Script Kiddies Out There 

No, you can't insert random buttons into the comment section. And no, you can't write scripts into the comment section by wrapping your code in <script> </script>. That's a good thing otherwise hackers can cause all sorts of havoc in the comments . And no, styles don't work either, so you can't use CSS (unfortunately).

That's it! Have fun!