Hey. I usedtacould use an HTML code that would make my text look wavy. That is, it was one code that would alternate normal/subscript/normal/superscript/normal/subscript etc.
I can’t 'member this lil code to save my ass! And now that I need to use it again, I can’t find it anywhere!
Help!
Noonch.
how did it start? well i don’t know i just feel the craving. i see the flesh and it smells fresh and it’s just there for the taking…
VvvV
Subscript:
<sub>subscripted words</sub>
###[sub]subscripted words[/sub]###
Superscript:
<sup>superscripted words</sup>
###[sup]superscripted words[/sup]###
Hope that helps. 
Louie
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<font color=“blue”>[sup]waves[/sup]waves[sub]waves[/sub]waves[sup]waves[/sup]waves[sub]waves[/sub]waves[sup]waves[/sup]waves[sub]waves[/sub]waves</font>
:::waves back:::
Louie: Yer so swell!
Yeah, Squee it’s me. I wanted a new name.
I hope everyone likes it.
Good to see you, ya old pirate!
And Louie!
How did you do the waves thing? That is what I’m talking about, and you can type whatever words you want and they’ll do what your wave words did.
That’s the code I need!
Noonch.
I guess I should get rid of one of 'em, eh? Does big brother care if I have two?
And what’s that code, Louie?
I must know!
how did it start? well i don’t know i just feel the craving. i see the flesh and it smells fresh and it’s just there for the taking…
VvvV
Okay, now I get it.
After viewing the page source I know what you did, Louie. You did it the hard way, typing the code for each word. Hmmmmm.
What I’m looking for is an entry/code that will make each letter wavy, like so:
h[sub]o[/sub]w[sup]d[/sup]y
But without all the work of entering the code for each individual letter!
Still wookin pa nub on this tip folks, thanks.
Noonch.
how did it start? well i don’t know i just feel the craving. i see the flesh and it smells fresh and it’s just there for the taking…
VvvV