[Eighty Swords]

How the heck did you color it like that? 0_o is that a [tag] of some sort or did you do it manually?

What a disappointment when I see a reply to my thread and that's what it is :p hahaha

At the top of where you write your message you see all the little icons like B I U... The one all the way at the right that looks like a file and says 'php'. Highlight your text and click that button and it will color it based on the 'commands'. Or add {php} {/php} at the start and end of your text (use [] instead of {}).

More or less all words are predefined to be certain colors. And there are modifiers like ' ' which apparently make everything in between red. If you want to do it for cool looking posts a draw back is that a paragraph (one continuous line) will show up like that when using these tags so you have to add enters after each line so you don't slide for ever.

Here's what this would look like with the php tags (enters added in between so you don't have to scroll for forever):

PHP Code:

[quote=Sindern]How the heck did you color it like that?
0_o  is that a [tag] of some sort or did you do it manually?[/QUOTE]

What a disappointment when I see a reply to my thread and thats
what it is :p hahaha.

At the top of where you write your message you see all the little icons
like B I U... The one all the way at the right that looks like a file and
says 'php'. Highlight your text and click that button and it will color it
based on the 'commands'. Or add {php} {/php} at the start and end
of your text (use [] instead of {}).

More or less all words are predefined to be certain colors.  And there
are modifiers like ' ' which apparently make everything in between red.
If you want to do it for cool looking posts a draw back is that a
paragraph (one continuous line) will show up like that when using these
tags so you have to add enters after each line so you don't have to
slide for forever.


Here's what this would look like with the php tags (enters added in
between so you don't have to scroll for forever):