Post by IRiS on Mar 25, 2009 19:57:08 GMT -5
Yes, we do have the above quick use buttons to help us with Decoding, but what if you need to BOLD your text on a quick reply? or [green]C[/green][blue]H[/blue][orange]A[/orange][purple]N[/purple][limegreen]G[/limegreen][red]E[/red] [teal]C[/teal][black]O[/black][pink]L[/pink][maroon]O[/maroon][navy]R[/navy] of a certain word? Well I'll teach you some simple ways to quickly decode.
The Look of the Letter
To bold, make brackets [ ] with a "B" inside, like this (without the spaces. [ b ].
The same for italic = [ i ] To end, you place a [ / i ] at theend of the word. Then after the symbol you will no longer have italic text after.
underline = [ u ] WORD [ / s ]
Size of Letters
To resize, you need to make brackets once again, then make the text sorta like this. '[ size = 5 ]' or [ size = 3 ].
To end the text for being the size, it will look like this.
[ size = 3 ] Hiya! [ / size ]. and it will result will look like this. Hiya!
Changing Color of Text
To colorize your text, you so the same as every other...
make brackets.
But there is two ways.
1. Make the brackets, and without the spaces insert the following. [ color = green ] Green Words! [ / green ].
It will result like this. Green Words!
2. An easier way it, just insert the color name like this. [ green ] Green Words! [ / green]. But you just end it with the color name.
[green]Green Words![/green] ( [ green ] Green Words! [ / green ]
To Center, Right, or Left text[/b]
Of coruse, you create the brackets. But just enter the name like...
[ center ] CENTERED words [ / center ].
[/center] (example of uncentered text...
Then when you add the code, your text will result like
THIS!
And it goes the same for right, left, but different names.
Hopefully that had helped some of you out,
Good Luck!
~' Iris
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