I'm needing a little help if someone has the time to explain something with making colourful notes. I've tried all the ways i can to make some colourful headings and it just isn't working. Fancy lettering and size is fine, I can do that easily, but i can't get the hang of turning the words a little colourful. And it's needed for some coming events.
<b><Font>Welcome To blah blah blah</Font></b>
<b><u><Font>Lands falling under the blsh blah blah</Font></u></b>
I've tried all this kind of thing, but it's not working. I've looked through dozens of old notes and tried it anywhich way i could find differently already used as example ingame and still i'm getting no where fast.
So if anyone has the time to just say what i need to include before my words to make them colourful, that would be most appreciated if you could pm me or maybe tell me here, i don't mind either way.
Needing a little colourful help.
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Needing a little colourful help.
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And a tip for the forum - You can use the code tag (similar to the quote tag)
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Everything in the [code] [/code] section is printed as is ...
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Except that it tends to mess things up with greater than/lesser than signs
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if (foo>0)//this way around it works
{
test();
}
if (foo<0)
{
stuff();
}
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//This is the same thing but with signs reversed. Stuff between the signs disappears.
if (foo<0>0)
{
stuff();
}
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