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Have you ever wanted to call everyone’s attention to a specific line an a recipe?<\/p>\nHave you ever wanted to call everyone’s attention to a specific line an a recipe?<\/p>\n
Do not cook longer than 10 minutes!<\/p>\n
Add ingredients in this specific order!<\/p>\n
Do not preheat your oven!<\/p>\n
Certain directions are critical to the outcome of a favorite dish and Family Cookbook Project as made it easy if you want to bold your text in a recipe.\u00a0 You just have to learn HTML or Hyper Text Markup Language, the programming language of every website on the Internet.<\/p>\n
Now before you say “I’m not a computer programmer, I can barely turn on my laptop””. It’s super easy for what you want to do.<\/p>\n
In directions, comments and ingredients when you are adding a new recipe, you can use simple HTML tags like:<\/p>\n
<b>BOLD<\/b>
\n<i>Italic<\/i>
\n<u>Underline<\/u><\/p>\n
For example <b>Do not cook longer than 10 minutes!<\/b> looks like this Do not cook longer than 10 minutes!<\/strong><\/p>\n If you use Do not cook longer than 10 minutes! it will look like this Do not cook longer than 10 minutes!<\/em><\/p>\n and if you use <u>Do not cook longer than 10 minutes!<\/u> it will look like this Do not cook longer than 10 minutes!<\/u><\/p>\n The most important thing to remember is that all tags start with “<>” and end with a “<\/>”. If you forget the \/> then every thing else in your recipe will be based on the tag you used. Don’t forget your “<\/>”!<\/p>\n