Glow Problem 19 years ago When I select [glow=red,2,300]glow I can [glow=brown,2,300]change colors but I can go back to normal black!! why!! Quote Selected
Re: Glow Problem Reply #1 – 19 years ago Quote from: Josh – 19 years agoWhen I select [glow=red,2,300]glow I can [glow=brown,2,300]change colors but I can go back to normal black!! why!![glow=green,2,300]Yes [/glow] you [glow=red,2,300]can[/glow]. You just [glow=yellow,2,300]have[/glow] to select the bits that you want as [glow=brown,2,300]glowing[/glow] and just treat those. All the rest will be un-glowed (?) Quote Selected
Re: Glow Problem Reply #2 – 19 years ago When you select do you meant [glow=red,2,300][/put in in the brackets ] or press enter Quote Selected
Re: Glow Problem Reply #3 – 19 years ago Also Rich, If you notice, see Reply 2 in the topic Any Musical Geniouses here? Quote Selected
Re: Glow Problem Reply #4 – 19 years ago No, I mean type out your message first. Having done that, highlight the first bit that you want glowing and then click the [glow=green,2,300]G[/glow] Glow icon.The word or words you have selected will have brackets and the word glow etc round them aka html language. The rest will be normal text, normal font. Repeat for as many different glowing words you want. Quote Selected
Re: Glow Problem Reply #5 – 19 years ago Thank you!! I [glow=red,2,300]SEE[/glow] what you mean Quote Selected
Re: Glow Problem Reply #6 – 19 years ago Yes - but to prevent invisibility, do not use green on green, and such. You would get[glow=green,2,300]bits of text [/glow] that you can't see, unless you highlight them... Quote Selected
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