Post by Janus on Jul 18, 2005 22:35:19 GMT -5
Want to make your posts more 'dynamic'?
Here are some easy things to follow, to make it so!
If you click on 'reply' or 'new message', you will be taken to a screen with a text box. At the top you will see a series of buttons, those are sort of 'short cut' items, that are self explainitory by the image they represent, but I'm giong to show what a few of them do here.
First off, the all mighty Itallics.
See that? Those little boxes? For any of you who know simply HTML, yes it's quite simular. ^_^
Same with making your text bold!
Get it, got it, good!
It's the same concept with an underline and astrike through. Only for underline, you use a 'u' and strikethrough you use an 's'.
Now, for color!
For color, all you do is this....:
Making any sense?
There's also text sizes. ^___^
And that ends our slightly lame but hopefully useful tutorial on how to edit text here on this forum!~
Here are some easy things to follow, to make it so!
If you click on 'reply' or 'new message', you will be taken to a screen with a text box. At the top you will see a series of buttons, those are sort of 'short cut' items, that are self explainitory by the image they represent, but I'm giong to show what a few of them do here.
First off, the all mighty Itallics.
[i] put your text here! [/i] See that? Those little boxes? For any of you who know simply HTML, yes it's quite simular. ^_^
Same with making your text bold!
[b] YAY for text! Everyone loves the text! [/b] . Get it, got it, good!
It's the same concept with an underline and a
Now, for color!
For color, all you do is this....:
[color=red] red text! WOOT! [/color] Normal colored text! Making any sense?
There's also text sizes. ^___^
[size=2] Make me big/small or whatever baby! ^_^ [/size] And that ends our slightly lame but hopefully useful tutorial on how to edit text here on this forum!~
