Colors - Revision history

Zahri: added tip (via Pono) on how to make color code visible

2011-03-05T14:08:13Z

added tip (via Pono) on how to make color code visible

Featherlight: minor fixes

2010-03-13T15:56:44Z

minor fixes

Featherlight: q.v.

2010-03-13T15:37:00Z

q.v.

Featherlight: moved User:Featherlight/Colors to Colors: done for now

2010-03-13T06:16:42Z

moved User:Featherlight/Colors to Colors: done for now

Featherlight: modifications

2010-03-13T06:16:20Z

modifications

Featherlight: to be made into a page soon

2010-03-09T17:24:39Z

to be made into a page soon

New page

Anyone is able to use different colors in their text and titles. This
is done by putting inline color codes into your typing. To do this,
type your message and put in |color| where you want the following word
to change colors.

The different inline codes are...

Standard colors Actual Color
--------------- -------------
K/BK = Black / Hi Black Black Hi Black
B/BB = Blue / Hi Blue Blue Hi Blue
C/BC = Cyan / Hi Cyan Cyan Hi Cyan
G/BG = Green / Hi Green Green Hi Green
R/BR = Red / Hi Red Red Hi Red
Y/BY = Yellow / Hi Yellow Yellow Hi Yellow
W/BW = White / Hi White White Hi White
P/BP = Purple / Hi Purple Purple Hi Purple

Other codes
---------------
BASE or N = Standard color

Example:

say |<code>|Hello!
If you put a 'P' in place of <code>, this will have you do a say but
with 'Hello!' written in purple. The other person will see something like:

Aelmon says 'Hello!'

If you don't want the color to bleed, put the BASE or N code in
after your word(s). This is VERY important when writing notes in color, as
most people find color bleed extremely annoying.

NOTE: You do not need to add a space after the second | anymore.
Doing so will add two spaces to your sentence.

@@ Line 34: / Line 34: @@
 '''NOTE:''' You do not need to add a space after the second | anymore.
 ::Doing so will add two spaces to your sentence.
 ==See also==

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 ==Example==
-:say |<code>|Hello!
+:<code>say |<color code>|Hello!</code>
 :If you put a 'P' in place of <code>, this will have you do a say but
 :with 'Hello!' written in purple.  The other person will see something like:
@@ Line 31: / Line 31: @@
 :after your word(s).  This is VERY important when writing notes in color, as
 :most people find color bleed extremely annoying.
-<br><br>
 '''NOTE:''' You do not need to add a space after the second | anymore.
 ::Doing so will add two spaces to your sentence.
 ==See also==
-*[[Rename]]
+*[[Christen]] - Lord Mage spell for renaming items
 [[Category:Miscellaneous]]

@@ Line 34: / Line 34: @@
 '''NOTE:''' You do not need to add a space after the second | anymore.
 ::Doing so will add two spaces to your sentence.
 [[Category:Miscellaneous]]

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-Anyone is able to use different colors in their text and titles.  This
+Anyone is able to use different colors in their text and titles.  This is done by putting inline color codes into your typing.  To do this, type your message and put in |color| where you want the following word to change colors.
 The different inline codes are...
-      Standard colors                     Actual Color
+:say |<code>|Hello!
-      ---------------                     -------------
+:If you put a 'P' in place of <code>, this will have you do a say but
-      K/BK = Black  / Hi Black            Black   Hi Black
+:with 'Hello!' written in purple.  The other person will see something like:
-  Aelmon says 'Hello!'
+  <font color="#808000">Aelmon says '</font><font color="#800080">Hello!</font><font color="#808000">'</font>
- If you don't want the color to bleed, put the BASE or N code in
+:If you don't want the color to bleed, put the BASE or N code in
- after your word(s).  This is VERY important when writing notes in color, as
+:after your word(s).  This is VERY important when writing notes in color, as
- most people find color bleed extremely annoying.
+:most people find color bleed extremely annoying.
-NOTE: You do not need to add a space after the second | anymore.
+[[Category:Miscellaneous]]