I've noticed a couple of you have a dialogue color code specific to you, that you use as a short hand in your posts. How did ya do it?

I gave Lane a reach around.

(09-23-2017, 07:39 PM)Theo Pryce Said: I gave Lane a reach around.

Can I wear gloves at least?

(09-23-2017, 07:43 PM)Maddy and Engy Said:

(09-23-2017, 07:39 PM)Theo Pryce Said: I gave Lane a reach around.

Can I wear gloves at least?

If the glove don't fit, you don't get shit.

My throat is still a bit tender, but it's totally worth it.

Yeah I made a few of them for guys who post a lot and have a bunch of different modifiers to their dialogue.

For instance, Theo's has a particular font, size, color, and shadow... so it made sense to make one tag with all four things.

If it's just a couple things (bold and white here) then it really isn't worth the trouble, since it's just two clicks. But when it's 4 or 5 or 6 different things, it can help.

I mostly just want to do a primary red font with a green "shadow". If possible, how do I accomplish that?

Use a span code then you can add adjustments.

LIKE THIS ENGY?

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(Take out the spaces)

< span style="text-shadow: 1px 1px 1px #32CD32;" >< font size=1.5 >< i >< b >< font color=#ff0000 >LIKE THIS ENGY?< / i > < / b > < /span >< /font >

Adjust the 1px parts to increase or decrease part of the shadow effect. Try it, preview it, you'll figure out what you like.

(09-24-2017, 10:40 AM)R A D I C A L Said: LIKE THIS ENGY?

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(Take out the spaces)

< span style="text-shadow: 1px 1px 1px #32CD32;" >< font size=1.5 >< i >< b >< font color=#ff0000 >LIKE THIS ENGY?< / i > < / b > < /span >< /font >

Adjust the 1px parts to increase or decrease part of the shadow effect. Try it, preview it, you'll figure out what you like.

I like that. Puts me in mind of Freddy Kruger.

(09-24-2017, 10:40 AM)R A D I C A L Said: LIKE THIS ENGY?

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(Take out the spaces)

< span style="text-shadow: 1px 1px 1px #32CD32;" >< font size=1.5 >< i >< b >< font color=#ff0000 >LIKE THIS ENGY?< / i > < / b > < /span >< /font >

Adjust the 1px parts to increase or decrease part of the shadow effect. Try it, preview it, you'll figure out what you like.

My HERO!

Thank you sir, yeah, obviously the i and b codes can be removed if you dont want bold or italic font

You can add shadow just by using [shadow=color] [ /shadow]

Thanks Vinnie, that actually simplifies things quite a bit.
But is this too hard to read?

A little. Not too bad though. I think it's just the contrasting colors. They also always look a bit different in Chrome and in Explorer, for some reason.