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Anyone is able to use different colors in their text and titles.  This
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Anyone is able to use different colors in their text and titles.  This is done by putting inline color codes into your typing.  To do this, type your message and put in |color| where you want the following word to change colors.
is done by putting inline color codes into your typing.  To do this,
 
type your message and put in |color| where you want the following word
 
to change colors.
 
  
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==Inline color codes==
 
The different inline codes are...
 
The different inline codes are...
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  Standard colors                    Actual Color
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  ---------------                    -------------
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  K/BK = Black  / Hi Black            <font color="#000000">Black</font>  <font color="#696969">Hi Black</font>
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  B/BB = Blue  / Hi Blue            <font color="#000080">Blue</font>    <font color="#0000FF">Hi Blue</font>
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  C/BC = Cyan  / Hi Cyan            <font color="#008080">Cyan</font>    <font color="#00FFFF">Hi Cyan</font>
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  G/BG = Green  / Hi Green            <font color="#008000">Green</font>  <font color="#00FF00">Hi Green</font>
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  R/BR = Red    / Hi Red              <font color="#800000">Red</font>    <font color="#FF0000">Hi Red</font>
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  Y/BY = Yellow / Hi Yellow          <font color="#808000">Yellow</font>  <font color="#FFFF00">Hi Yellow</font>
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  W/BW = White  / Hi White            <font color="#808080">White</font>  <font color="#FFFFFF" bgcolor="#000">Hi White</font>
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  P/BP = Purple / Hi Purple          <font color="#800080">Purple</font>  <font color="#FF00FF">Hi Purple</font>
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  Other codes
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  ---------------
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  BASE or N = Standard color
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==Example==
  
      Standard colors                    Actual Color
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:<code>say |<color code>|Hello!</code>
      ---------------                    -------------
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:If you put a 'P' in place of <code>, this will have you do a say but
      K/BK = Black  / Hi Black            Black  Hi Black
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:with 'Hello!' written in purple. The other person will see something like:
      B/BB = Blue  / Hi Blue            Blue    Hi Blue
 
      C/BC = Cyan  / Hi Cyan            Cyan    Hi Cyan
 
      G/BG = Green  / Hi Green            Green  Hi Green
 
      R/BR = Red    / Hi Red              Red    Hi Red
 
      Y/BY = Yellow / Hi Yellow          Yellow  Hi Yellow
 
      W/BW = White  / Hi White            White  Hi White
 
      P/BP = Purple / Hi Purple          Purple Hi Purple
 
  
      Other codes
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<font color="#808000">Aelmon says '</font><font color="#800080">Hello!</font><font color="#808000">'</font>
      ---------------
 
      BASE or N = Standard color
 
  
Example:
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:If you don't want the color to bleed, put the BASE or N code in
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:after your word(s).  This is VERY important when writing notes in color, as
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:most people find color bleed extremely annoying.
  
say |<code>|Hello!
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'''NOTE:''' You do not need to add a space after the second | anymore.
If you put a 'P' in place of <code>, this will have you do a say but
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::Doing so will add two spaces to your sentence.
with 'Hello!' written in purple. The other person will see something like:
 
  
Aelmon says 'Hello!'
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'''NOTE:'''You can make color codes visible (i.e. to teach new players how
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:to use them) by putting a neutral code |N| *in between* the first
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:pipe of the color code and the color code you need: |<font color="#FF0000">|n|</font>k| , |<font color="#FF0000">|n|</font>br|, etc
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:This weird tip courtesy of Ponomariov.
  
If you don't want the color to bleed, put the BASE or N code in
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==See also==
after your word(s).  This is VERY important when writing notes in color, as
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*[[Christen]] - Lord Mage spell for renaming items
most people find color bleed extremely annoying.
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*[[Onoma]] - Lord Psionic spell for renaming items
  
NOTE: You do not need to add a space after the second | anymore.
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[[Category:Miscellaneous]]
      Doing so will add two spaces to your sentence.
 

Latest revision as of 10:08, 5 March 2011

Anyone is able to use different colors in their text and titles. This is done by putting inline color codes into your typing. To do this, type your message and put in |color| where you want the following word to change colors.


Inline color codes

The different inline codes are...

 Standard colors                     Actual Color
 ---------------                     -------------
 K/BK = Black  / Hi Black            Black   Hi Black
 B/BB = Blue   / Hi Blue             Blue    Hi Blue
 C/BC = Cyan   / Hi Cyan             Cyan    Hi Cyan
 G/BG = Green  / Hi Green            Green   Hi Green
 R/BR = Red    / Hi Red              Red     Hi Red
 Y/BY = Yellow / Hi Yellow           Yellow  Hi Yellow
 W/BW = White  / Hi White            White   Hi White
 P/BP = Purple / Hi Purple           Purple  Hi Purple
 
 Other codes
 ---------------
 BASE or N = Standard color

Example

say |<color code>|Hello!
If you put a 'P' in place of , this will have you do a say but
with 'Hello!' written in purple. The other person will see something like:
Aelmon says 'Hello!'
If you don't want the color to bleed, put the BASE or N code in
after your word(s). This is VERY important when writing notes in color, as
most people find color bleed extremely annoying.

NOTE: You do not need to add a space after the second | anymore.

Doing so will add two spaces to your sentence.

NOTE:You can make color codes visible (i.e. to teach new players how

to use them) by putting a neutral code |N| *in between* the first
pipe of the color code and the color code you need: ||n|k| , ||n|br|, etc
This weird tip courtesy of Ponomariov.

See also

  • Christen - Lord Mage spell for renaming items
  • Onoma - Lord Psionic spell for renaming items