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I want to have the freedom of using html to modify my listings, such as making words bigger and centering paragraphs. However, I find that html is limited by e-junkie. For example the code <center> is rejected. Is there anyway I can get around this or input a similar code witch will be accepted? Thanks.

We would suggest using:

<p align=center>Your content here</p>

The <center> tag is deprecated, has not been formally recognized as standard HTML since the days of Netscape 3 or so, although many browsers still choose to support it for legacy's sake. The only HTML tags we recognize for use in Marketplace shop product details are shown at the bottom of the Details text-entry screen (and remember to checkmark the "treat details as HTML" box :^). You can also apply style attributes with CSS in those tags for styling purposes; here's a good CSS reference if needed:

http://w3schools.com/css/