![]() |
Not-so-randomly-colored Text
How do you make a text string a single color? Also, it would be helpful if someone told me what symbol generated particular colors.
|
because the | (pipe) is not shown in text strings but does alternate the color, you can make 2 characters the same color by doing something like
Code:
§1#|h||||||||iCode:
hi |
..Ok. So how do you generate that symbol? I understand that the pipe character skips colors, but it seems so tedious to do it to each letter =(
|
Quote:
Quote:
|
Quote:
Code:
§1#|||h|||||||iCode:
hiCode:
§1#|h||||||||iCode:
hi |
Quote:
And if you use # you will get text with different colors. |
Quote:
|
You can hold Alt key then press 789 to get the § character. Also, you can copy the 7 pipes you need for single colors, write the text you want, paste right before one of the first letters, hit the right arrow, then do those last two things for the rest of the letters. That's about the quickest way I can think of assuming you haven't tried it already. But just so you know, you're not going to be able to write a whole lot of text in one color.
|
Ok, then. Thanks.
|
Quote:
Will it work on UK English? |
Australia English? ;o
|
Not working on UK English. :(
|
Just use Alt+789...
|
If it doesn't work, try Alt+21
|
Alt + 789?
Alt + 21? Do you mean I need to press Alt and those numbers all at once? I had a look for that symbol on MS Word and the Shortcut Key was Alt + 0167. :confused: |
Quote:
Alt+789 = (Hold Left Alt) - Press 7 on Numpad (Hold Left Alt) - Press 8 on Numpad (Hold Left Alt) - Press 9 on Numpad Make sure Numlock is on. Now anyone could understand it... I think. |
Quote:
Apparently any multiple of 256 plus 21 can be used to get the § symbol--a useless fact that's almost interesting. Just use whatever's the most convenient. |
YES!! I got it! §§§§§
It is Alt + 789 on my Keyboard. :D |
| All times are GMT -8. The time now is 06:10 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2026, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
JCF © 2001-Infinity Jazz2Online