Post by Paffnia on Aug 29, 2014 17:33:29 GMT -5
Continuing our series of technical improvements as of late, I have a few new codes to introduce, courtesy of Grub (Lenlyvit) and Shizensky:
Spoilers
There are now three types of spoilers:
1) The standard spoiler:
This one's not new--an unchangeable default spoiler with fully customizable text (or images) underneath.
2) Editable spoiler text:
This one allows you to edit the text on top of the spoiler (in yellow), and also has fully customizable text (or images) underneath. Along with the code above, it can be added in by clicking this button:
3) Fully customizable spoilers:
This last one allows you to add images, colored text, etc. into a spoiler. Simply put what you want to go on top in these brackets--{}--within the spoiler tag, followed by the (also fully customizable) text underneath.
Highlights
You can also highlight text now:
Highlight
You can add this in by using this button:
If the visibility of the highlighted text is a problem, you can always customize the code:
Replace COLORNAME with the name of a common color of your choice (or use an HTML color in quotation marks). For instance:
Text
Spoilers
There are now three types of spoilers:
1) The standard spoiler:
Text underneath
[spoiler]Text underneath[/spoiler]This one's not new--an unchangeable default spoiler with fully customizable text (or images) underneath.
2) Editable spoiler text:
{Editable spoiler text}Text underneath
[ spoiler=Editable spoiler text]Text underneath[/spoiler]This one allows you to edit the text on top of the spoiler (in yellow), and also has fully customizable text (or images) underneath. Along with the code above, it can be added in by clicking this button:
3) Fully customizable spoilers:
{Text on top}Text underneath
[spoiler]{[font color="e6193e"][b][u][i]Text on top[/i][/u][/b][/font]}Text underneath[/spoiler]This last one allows you to add images, colored text, etc. into a spoiler. Simply put what you want to go on top in these brackets--{}--within the spoiler tag, followed by the (also fully customizable) text underneath.
Highlights
You can also highlight text now:
Highlight
You can add this in by using this button:
If the visibility of the highlighted text is a problem, you can always customize the code:
[span style="background-color:COLORNAME;outline:COLORNAME solid 1px;"][font color=COLORNAME]Text[/font][/span]Replace COLORNAME with the name of a common color of your choice (or use an HTML color in quotation marks). For instance:
Text
