❖ Make sure Disable Auto-Formatting is checked when you copy/paste the code into your post.

❖ You can add as many links as you want. The code will automatically lengthen.

❖ Feel free to get really creative with how you do the colors/gradients. A little explanation on rgba color codes is below.

❖ You can view the live preview of this code directly on my journal to see how it'll look.

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Ctrl+F & Replace:
❖ 90deg - The degrees the gradient is tilted, in this case from left to right. 180deg is up and down, 120deg is from the corners, etc. You can change the value to tilt them however you like.
❖ URL - Link url.
❖ link - Link text. It'll automatically change to small caps.

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About RGBA Codes
Some people may be unfamiliar with rgba and are more used to hex (like #f7f7f7). This is a quick explanation of what it is, why I'm using it, and where you can find your own colors in this code.

RGBA stands for Red Green Blue Alpha. When you use a color picker to find a hex code, you'll almost always see a side part for RGB values or separate parts for Red, Green, and Blue values. The Alpha part is what makes it transparent when you use a number between 0 and 1, which is the reason it's in a code like this.

The code is literally rgba(RED,GREEN,BLUE,ALPHA). If you used rgba(0,0,0,0.5), you'll get a black background that's about half transparent. It's also really good if you want pale pastels or to blend bright colors a little better.

So when you're trying to find a color for this, use a color picker that shows you the RGB value. You can find a perfect one when you google search color picker.

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rgba(255, 0, 255,0.3) transparent gradient background
rgba(0, 255, 255,0.3) transparent gradient background
rgba(255, 0, 255) opaque gradient links
rgba(0, 255, 255) opaque gradient links
rgba(250,250,250,0.8) text color