Spoiler code [split from rolleyes thread] - Page 2

jerseydevil · 03-05-2005, 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat middle

Okay, I've changed that. It works in Explorer

Please, Mozilla and Netscape users review the previous posts to test if it works.

It works now.

***Jonathan*** · 03-05-2005, 01:08 PM

Yes, the spoiler code works in both Netscape and Firefox now.

Nice working, FM!

jerseydevil · 03-05-2005, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Jonathan

Yes, the spoiler code works in both Netscape and Firefox now.

Nice working, FM!

Hey - I'm the one that showed what the problem was and how to fix it!

Don't I get a damn thank you?

***Fat middle*** · 03-05-2005, 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Jonathan

Yes, the spoiler code works in both Netscape and Firefox now.

Nice working, FM!

Nope, nice working JD!

Thanks. the spoiler code is much better than the lemon chiffon, because you know it's there not only guess it's there

***Fat middle*** · 03-05-2005, 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by jerseydevil

Hey - I'm the one that showed what the problem was and how to fix it!

Don't I get a damn thank you?

O! you're too hasty

jerseydevil · 03-05-2005, 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat middle

Nope, nice working JD!

Thanks. the spoiler code is much better than the lemon chiffon, because you know it's there not only guess it's there

No problem. and thanks for fixing it so fast there. it's definitely much better than the lemon chiffon.

jerseydevil · 03-05-2005, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Fat middle

O! you're too hasty

Hey I never claimed to be an ent.

Wayfarer · 03-05-2005, 03:08 PM

Hmm. Interesting. Now how about putting a shortcut to the spoiler tags on the editing menu?

It really is a pain trying to remember the tag on the rare occassions spoiler-worthy subjects come up.

Then again, I could just ignore it entirely. It's not like anybody ever pays attention to the spoiler warnings anyway.

The spoiler tag is, after all, the only code which you're actually supposed to use in certain circumstances, and it's just about the only one that's not included in the editing options. (secret!)

Of course I am sort of glad to see the spoiler text works correctly now. I don't really think that will make that much of a difference, but it was nice of jersydevil to find a solution - but really, having tags broken when you want to use them just stinks.

[secret!]By the way, everybody that LemonChiffon stuff is so outdated. Beige is the new color to use for secret text. : D[/secret!]

Last Child of Ungoliant · 03-05-2005, 05:36 PM

aaaahhh everyone is confusing me

Last Child of Ungoliant · 03-05-2005, 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Wayfarer

Of course I am sort of glad to see the spoiler text works correctly now. I don't really think that will make that much of a difference, but it was nice of jersydevil to find a solution - but really, having tags broken when you want to use them just stinks.

that is funny

me9996 · 03-05-2005, 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Wayfarer

Hmm. Interesting. Now how about putting a shortcut to the spoiler tags on the editing menu?

It really is a pain trying to remember the tag on the rare occassions spoiler-worthy subjects come up.

Then again, I could just ignore it entirely. It's not like anybody ever pays attention to the spoiler warnings anyway.

The spoiler tag is, after all, the only code which you're actually supposed to use in certain circumstances, and it's just about the only one that's not included in the editing options. (secret!)

Of course I am sort of glad to see the spoiler text works correctly now. I don't really think that will make that much of a difference, but it was nice of jersydevil to find a solution - but really, having tags broken when you want to use them just stinks.

[secret!]By the way, everybody that LemonChiffon stuff is so outdated. Beige is the new color to use for secret text. : D[/secret!]

Oh realy? I use wight.

Wayfarer · 03-05-2005, 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by me9996

Oh realy? I use wight.

Indeed. I would use wight, but the paralyzing touch of undeath simply plays havoc with my ability to type.
I see you have a similar problem. :rolleyes:

**Nurvingiel** · 03-06-2005, 09:21 AM

It works! Nice one JD.

*impressed*

Mercutio · 03-06-2005, 02:58 PM

From whence did you discover beige, Wayfarer?
Then again, if you think up a color it usually exists. Like Salmon, or Rosy Brown... :P

1 - Black
2 - Sienna
3 - DarkOliveGreen
4 - DarkGreen
5 - DarkSlateBlue
6 - Navy
7 - Indigo
8 - DarkSlateGray
9 - DarkRed
10 - DarkOrange
11 - Olive
12 - Green
13 - Teal
14 - Blue
15 - SlateGray
16 - DimGray
17 - Red
18 - SandyBrown
19 - YellowGreen
20 - SeaGreen
21 - MediumTurquoise
22 - RoyalBlue
23 - Purple
24 - Gray
25 - Magenta
26 - Orange
27 - Yellow
28 - Lime
29 - Cyan
30 - DeepSkyBlue
31 - DarkOrchid
32 - Silver
33 - Pink
34 - Wheat
35 - LemonChiffon
36 - PaleGreen
37 - PaleTurquoise
38 - LightBlue
39 - Plum
40 - White
41 - Beige
42 - Brown
43 - Salmon
44 - RosyBrown
45 - SeaShell

Here you can see all possible colors. To use them, type in the top number instead of a color name. So it would be, minus the spaces [color = #FF9933] to get the pumkiny background color.

http://www.unh.edu/NIS/Courses/Graphics/Colors/nhue.gif

This is a cool color with a freaky number, FF6666.

Wayfarer · 03-07-2005, 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Mercutio

From whence did you discover beige, Wayfarer?
Then again, if you think up a color it usually exists. Like Salmon, or Rosy Brown... :P

I did basically the same thing you did - found a list of HTML colors and checked them against the Entmoot background. Beige was the one that matched.

Wayfarer · 03-07-2005, 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Wayfarer

And it's pumpkin!

Nyah. Got to find the reference for this orangish color.

***Fat middle*** · 03-07-2005, 10:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Wayfarer

Nyah. Got to find the reference for this orangish color.

me9996 · 03-07-2005, 12:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mercutio

From whence did you discover beige, Wayfarer?
Then again, if you think up a color it usually exists. Like Salmon, or Rosy Brown... :P

1 - Black
2 - Sienna
3 - DarkOliveGreen
4 - DarkGreen
5 - DarkSlateBlue
6 - Navy
7 - Indigo
8 - DarkSlateGray
9 - DarkRed
10 - DarkOrange
11 - Olive
12 - Green
13 - Teal
14 - Blue
15 - SlateGray
16 - DimGray
17 - Red
18 - SandyBrown
19 - YellowGreen
20 - SeaGreen
21 - MediumTurquoise
22 - RoyalBlue
23 - Purple
24 - Gray
25 - Magenta
26 - Orange
27 - Yellow
28 - Lime
29 - Cyan
30 - DeepSkyBlue
31 - DarkOrchid
32 - Silver
33 - Pink
34 - Wheat
35 - LemonChiffon
36 - PaleGreen
37 - PaleTurquoise
38 - LightBlue
39 - Plum
40 - White
41 - Beige
42 - Brown
43 - Salmon
44 - RosyBrown
45 - SeaShell

Here you can see all possible colors. To use them, type in the top number instead of a color name. So it would be, minus the spaces [color = #FF9933] to get the pumkiny background color.

http://www.unh.edu/NIS/Courses/Graphics/Colors/nhue.gif

This is a cool color with a freaky number, FF6666.

Beige works...

03-06-2005, 02:58 PM	#34
Mercutio Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Narnia Posts: 1,656	From whence did you discover beige, Wayfarer? Then again, if you think up a color it usually exists. Like Salmon, or Rosy Brown... :P 1 - Black 2 - Sienna 3 - DarkOliveGreen 4 - DarkGreen 5 - DarkSlateBlue 6 - Navy 7 - Indigo 8 - DarkSlateGray 9 - DarkRed 10 - DarkOrange 11 - Olive 12 - Green 13 - Teal 14 - Blue 15 - SlateGray 16 - DimGray 17 - Red 18 - SandyBrown 19 - YellowGreen 20 - SeaGreen 21 - MediumTurquoise 22 - RoyalBlue 23 - Purple 24 - Gray 25 - Magenta 26 - Orange 27 - Yellow 28 - Lime 29 - Cyan 30 - DeepSkyBlue 31 - DarkOrchid 32 - Silver 33 - Pink 34 - Wheat 35 - LemonChiffon 36 - PaleGreen 37 - PaleTurquoise 38 - LightBlue 39 - Plum 40 - White 41 - Beige 42 - Brown 43 - Salmon 44 - RosyBrown 45 - SeaShell Here you can see all possible colors. To use them, type in the top number instead of a color name. So it would be, minus the spaces [color = #FF9933] to get the pumkiny background color. http://www.unh.edu/NIS/Courses/Graphics/Colors/nhue.gif This is a cool color with a freaky number, FF6666. __________________ Mike nodded. A sombre nod. The nod Napoleon might have given if somebody had met him in 1812 and said, "So, you're back from Moscow, eh?". Interested in C.S. Lewis? Visit the forum dedicated to one of Tolkien's greatest contemporaries. Last edited by Mercutio : 03-06-2005 at 03:06 PM.

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