Ok , lets start simple. Try this , copy and paste into Mlive if you want:

<b>Hi There</b>

Here is what that does:

Hi There

Now try this:

<i>Hi there</i>

Here is what that does:

Hi there

i = Italic

b = Bold

Want to post a link?

Here is the link to my site:

http://imperical-evidence.110mb.com/

So you can't post that on Mlive?

Try this:

<b>http://</b><b>imperical-evidence.110mb.com/</b>

Notice the http://  and the rest of the link are 2 seperate bold statements.

Should look like this:

http://imperical-evidence.110mb.com/

Try it , have fun.

Now you want a space between your lines?

Try the break tag.

<br />

Thats it.

If you write a few lines , the break tag can seperate them.

Start linking with more style:

Now we can look at links with more depth...

They all start with an opening:

<a src="">

And they all close:

</a>

Now, the actual link goes into the opening tag, between the quotations:

For this example, I will use a recent article by Hammer.

<a src="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/412081-thanksgiving-before-july-lions-beat-partiots-28-27">

Now, one could close that link by adding </a>.

<a src="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/412081-thanksgiving-before-july-lions-beat-partiots-28-27></a>

If you want to make the link say what you want, then add that between the opening and closing tags.

I want this link to say "A recent story ny the Hammer"

<a src="">A recent story by the Hammer</a>

It's that simple. Now to put the address back in, here is what the finished code should look like:

<a src="http://bleacherreport.com/articles/412081-thanksgiving-before-july-lions-beat-partiots-28-27">A recent story by the Hammer</a>

Here is what the Link will look like:

A recent story by the Hammer