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"Who in the world am I? Ah, that's the great puzzle." - Lewis Carroll
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Post by vervain on May 2, 2016 0:01:55 GMT 8
So, I've spent a lot of my time on ProBoards practicing coding and while some things are complicated, for the most part it's easy to learn. So, I've decided to set up a guide starting on the beginner, normal-posting level to advanced, posting templates level. To find different sections and what have you, take a look at the table of contents below. ◘ Bolding, Italics, & Underlining+◘ Margins, Padding, and more!◘ Backgrounds, width, etc◘ Posting Templates & Advanced Coding◘ Hovers & the Elite Level
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Post by vervain on May 2, 2016 0:23:58 GMT 8
Bolding, Italics, & Underlining+What this tutorial includes:Fonts, font color, font size, alignment, and the style buttonsBasic configuration of the BBCode buttonsLet's start with the basics, shall we? Alright, bolding. So, when bolding, the easiest thing to do is press the "B" button you see above, which makes your text become bolded. If you have already written something and wish for that to be bolded, highlight the desired text and press the B.
The longer route would be to personally do this code:
[b]text here[/b]. It would end up looking like this: text here.
Italics. Italics can be reached by pressing the slanted "I", and you can highlight text and press it afterward like you can with bolding. The longer route is like so:
[i]text here[/i]. It would look like so: text here.
Underlining text is just the same, except you press the U and use
[u]text here[/u]. Which would look like text here.
For strikethrough, click on the S with a line and use
[s]text here[/s]. variables like so: text here.
For superscript and subscript, use
[sup]text here[/sup] and [sub]text here[/sub]. variables. Like so: text here and text here.
With text alignment, simply click the buttons that are "left", "right", "center", and "justify". To format them personally, just put their names in brackets like this:
[left]yo[/left] [center]hi[/center] [right]what's[/right] [justify]up[/justify]
yo
hi
what's
up The other BBCode buttons are pretty self-explanatory.
As for fonts, lets start with font family. By pressing "FONT FACE," a drop down shows all of the available fonts. To use one, click on it and then start typing like this, and this, and even this. I'll explain how to use Google Fonts in a later tutorial.
On to Font Size. Click on "FONT SIZE" and choose a size. If there is not a font size that fits your needs, simply use this code:
[div style="font-size:55px;"]text[/div] and replace the 55 with whatever number you see fit. Here's an example text with 55 pixels size:
text So yeah. That's that. On to color.
To select color, click on . Move the cursor around to pick which color you want, then press "okay" and start typing. If you want a certain hex color, enter it into the box. This is an example of colored text.
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