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<blockquote data-quote="Bront" data-source="post: 2610265" data-attributes="member: 19696">Quick FAQ on using tags and formatting[] are used for formatting tags.To format text, you open and close the format.[ tag ] text to be formated [ /tag ]&nbsp; (without spaces)examples:[ b ] Bold [ /b ]BoldColors I used to highlight speach (generaly PCs pick a color and stick with it, I use Red for most NPCs), or I use sandy brown for scrolls/writings.Quoting can be useful if you want to specify what you're replying too.&nbsp; See my above post for how a quote looks.&nbsp; You can edit and move quoted text, so you can break it apart to reply to specific points.Special tags (not listed in the normal editor)Spoiler: Blacks out text so it needs to be highlighted.[spoiler]This is spoiler text[/spoiler]Sblock: makes a block of hidden text[sblock]This is an sblock[/sblock]Spoilers are good for small sections of text, usually good to denote where it is.&nbsp; I use them for languages others may not know, or hiding rolls if I feel it's needed.Sblocks are good for either hiding text, or at least making a post look smaller so it's easier to put down.&nbsp; I often use them for OOC comments in the in game thread.There's more, but that should cover most of it.&nbsp; There's a board FAQ, but I figure'd I'd let you know what's up here too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bront, post: 2610265, member: 19696"] Quick FAQ on using tags and formatting [] are used for formatting tags. To format text, you open and close the format. [ tag ] text to be formated [ /tag ] (without spaces) examples: [ b ] Bold [ /b ] [b]Bold[/b] Colors I used to highlight speach (generaly PCs pick a color and stick with it, I use Red for most NPCs), or I use sandy brown for scrolls/writings. Quoting can be useful if you want to specify what you're replying too. See my above post for how a quote looks. You can edit and move quoted text, so you can break it apart to reply to specific points. Special tags (not listed in the normal editor) Spoiler: Blacks out text so it needs to be highlighted. [spoiler]This is spoiler text[/spoiler] Sblock: makes a block of hidden text [sblock]This is an sblock[/sblock] Spoilers are good for small sections of text, usually good to denote where it is. I use them for languages others may not know, or hiding rolls if I feel it's needed. Sblocks are good for either hiding text, or at least making a post look smaller so it's easier to put down. I often use them for OOC comments in the in game thread. There's more, but that should cover most of it. There's a board FAQ, but I figure'd I'd let you know what's up here too. [/QUOTE]

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