Thank you so much. I just want to test it! One more questions tho, how do you change color and size for the same test? thank you so much!!
oops…Thank you so much. I just want to test it! One more questions tho, how do you change color and size for the same text? thank you so much!!
The open tag/close tag philosophy still works: enclose the part you want in a particular color with a pair of open and close color tags; enclose the part you want in a particular size with a pair of open and close size tags.
[noparse]redherring[/noparse] produces
red herring
Have fun, but as Lenitus suggests, not too much. 
thank you!
thank you!
Decision: Accepted!!
Decision: Accepted!!
Decision: Accepted
[color=green] hello [green]
uh… what am I doing wrong? 
:mad:
Color is an attribute; green is a value. Together, they make up an attribute-value pair. Attributes need an open and close tag–the open tag will contain the value and the close tag will contain a slash. Your close tag doesn’t have a slash and has the value instead of the attribute.
[noparse]hello[/noparse] produces:
hello.
thank you!
[color=blue]blue blue blue
Hmmm didn’t work for me
Try [noparse][/color][/noparse] instead of [noparse][/noparse].
Think of the open and close tags as “turning on” and “turning off” the color attribute. Blue is just the value of the color you’re using.
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Scroll to the bottom of the thread list and there’s a link that shows all this stuff.
[color=red]Rejected
redherring
test test test
[bold] Accepted [/bold]
(Testing)
thank you!