Sometimes you need to say something without really saying it. That’s where strikethrough text comes in. Strikethrough (a horizontal line through the middle of text, like this: example) is a...
The internet moves fast, and so does the language that lives there. Acronyms pop up every day, and some stick around long enough to become part of everyday conversations. One...
If you’ve ever typed a sentence and watched the first letter jump to uppercase—or pasted a block of SHOUTY TEXT you needed to mellow out—this guide is for you. Making...
If floating text bubbles—also called “bubbles,” “chat heads,” or “floating conversations”—keep popping up on top of everything you’re doing, you’re not alone. The feature was designed to make multitasking easier...
Texting has created a language of its own, packed with short acronyms that save time while conveying strong meaning. One of the abbreviations you may have seen recently on Snapchat,...
You tap, you type, you hunt for the underline button… and it’s nowhere. If you’ve ever tried to underline text on an iPhone 13 only to discover that some apps...
Plain text and HTML are two ways of representing words on a screen, but they live in different worlds. Plain text is the bare message: characters and line breaks, nothing...
Texting and social media culture have developed their own language—a mix of emojis, acronyms, and abbreviations that can sometimes be hard to decode. Some terms are universally recognized, such as “LOL” or “OMG,” while...
Texting culture is full of short acronyms and abbreviations, and FN is one of those terms that can confuse anyone who isn’t familiar with how slang shifts depending on context....
Digital conversations today are filled with abbreviations that carry layers of meaning. Some, like LOL or OMG, have become so mainstream that even non-digital natives use them. Others, like ISTG,...
