HyperCode Topics

Learn how to use HyperCode

Understand how to use HyperCode language elements to decorate and illustrate your post. You will see how to insert images, links, format text, provide metadata, etc.

Introduction

The HyperCode language was created to add elements that make your post more beautiful, functional, and easy to understand.

Before proceeding, it is important that you understand how HyperCode Tags work. If you haven't seen it yet, click here to understand the basic concepts.

HyperCode Tags are divided into categories. For each type of effect you want to include in your post, there is one or more HyperCode tags.

Below is a list of articles showing the Tags related to each activity, as you need them.

Tags for Formatting Text:

These are tags to make part of the text bold, italic, highlighted, in other colors, etc.
See Formatting text in HyperCode

Tags for Formatting Blocks:

These are tags to center part of the text, or align it to the right or left, etc.
See Formatting blocks in HyperCode

Tags for adding links

These are tags to add links to other pages, whether within your site or external links.
See Links in HyperCode

Tags for adding headings

Add headings to the text to separate the post into sections.
See Headings in HyperCode

Images

Decorate your text with images.
See Images in HyperCode

Lists

List items in your text in a beautiful and organized way.
See Lists in HyperCode

Tables

Insert tables into the text to organize information.
See Tables

Colors

Format text using colors to highlight content.
See Colors

Audio and video

Insert audio, video, and even embed YouTube videos into your post.
See Audio and video

Menus

Organize your site with menus to help visitors quickly find what they are looking for.
See Menus

Templates

Use reusable Templates to keep your site with a consistent appearance.
See Templates in HyperCode

Comments

Comment your code or temporarily disable parts of the text.
See Comments

Other components

Use search box, pagination, related posts list, etc.
See Other HyperCode Components

Other tags

Use divider lines, blank lines, etc.
See Other HyperCode Tags

Metadata

Insert metadata into the post to facilitate searching and also to position it better in search engines like Google.
See Metadata

Class, Style, Id

Use HTML/CSS properties to give a special and personalized touch to the decorative elements of your post.
See Class, Style, Id

List of HyperCode Tags

See the list of tags supported in the current version of HyperCode, their function, their properties, etc.
See Hypercode Tags (by function)
See Hypercode Tags (alphabetical order)