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Dialogue coding Q - The Engineer - 09-23-2017
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?
Dialogue coding Q - Theo Pryce - 09-23-2017
I gave Lane a reach around.
re:Dialogue coding Q - The Engineer - 09-23-2017
(09-23-2017, 07:39 PM)Theo Pryce Said: I gave Lane a reach around.
Can I wear gloves at least?
re:Dialogue coding Q - Theo Pryce - 09-23-2017
(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.
Dialogue coding Q - "Dark Warrior" Micheal Graves - 09-23-2017
My throat is still a bit tender, but it's totally worth it.
re:Dialogue coding Q - Vincent Lane - 09-24-2017
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.
Dialogue coding Q - The Engineer - 09-24-2017
I mostly just want to do a primary red font with a green "shadow". If possible, how do I accomplish that?
Dialogue coding Q - R A D I C A L - 09-24-2017
Use a span code then you can add adjustments.
Dialogue coding Q - R A D I C A L - 09-24-2017
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.
re:Dialogue coding Q - "Dark Warrior" Micheal Graves - 09-24-2017
(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.
re:Dialogue coding Q - The Engineer - 09-24-2017
(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!
Dialogue coding Q - R A D I C A L - 09-24-2017
Thank you sir, yeah, obviously the i and b codes can be removed if you dont want bold or italic font
re:Dialogue coding Q - Vincent Lane - 09-24-2017
You can add shadow just by using [shadow=color] [ /shadow]
Dialogue coding Q - The Engineer - 09-25-2017
Thanks Vinnie, that actually simplifies things quite a bit.
But is this too hard to read?
re:Dialogue coding Q - Vincent Lane - 09-25-2017
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.