vB Code: color

[Blacksad]

Ok, I'm able to write text in black and in silver .

I would like to know how to write in the backround color of the boards, so that only people who select the text will be able to use it.

Anyone know how I could do this?

 

[Berandor]

Does this work for you?

Berandor

 

[Berandor]

[color=333333]and for the light ones...[/color]

 

[Berandor]

O.K., I think the best ones are:
for dark backgrounds:
#330033

for light backgrounds:
#333333

Insert these numbers after
"[color="
and before
"]"

WITH the numerical sign ( # )

Note: The post background switches alternatingly.

Berandor

 

[Morrus]

It's all right for you guys... I always type "colour" and then sit wondering why it hasn't worked before I finally figure it out and edit it to that horrible abomination of the word...

 

[Blacksad]

Does this work for you?

Berandor

On dark backround this colour is readable (at least to my eyes).

Thanks for the answer.

 

[Berandor]

Well, I didn't get it any better.

And it's not readable for me... I just notice something's there, but not exactly what.

Still, you can try to get a "light" post...

B

 

[Jack Haggerty]

Try, "222222" for the dark backgrounds, instead of "330033", which just a very dark blue. Note that you don't necessarily need to include quotes around the number, or a "pound sign" before the number... [color=222222], , [color="222222"] and should all work equally well.

It'll look like [color=222222]this.

 

[LeeCHeSSS]

Do it like this: Count all the posts already made in the thread and add 1 to that number. If the result is odd, you need to use [color={ firstaltcolor }], if the result is even you should use [color={ secondaltcolor }]

Note that you should remove the spaces in between the {}'s

This works on all message boards that use vbulletin...

 

[A2Z]

Kind of like this?

Hello.,

or this,

Hello.

[Edit: Hmmm. Maybe not so much. What'd I do wrong?]

[Edit: Uhmm... yeah. Close the tags. What was I thinking!]

[so]text[/so]