Colors In Post

[+Cryptid]

How do you make the Colors work? All I can get is;

What am I missing?

[+Pepper]

you mean like this?

 

type your stuff then highlightwhat you've typed choose a color fromt he drop down box and viola you've got color

 

Pepper

Edited January 12, 2006 by Pepper

[+Stunod]

You're missing the closing color tag.

 

add a [/color] to the end, after the text you want colored (or click the link to CLOSE ALL TAGS).

Edited January 12, 2006 by Stunod

[+Miragee]

You have to close the tags. If you use the Add Reply button there is a link that will do that for you.

[+Cryptid]

Thanks I knew you all could help

Color me happy

[+Airmapper]

COLORFUL

 

[COLOR=blue]This is blue[/COLOR]

[+Prime Suspect]

You can also use colors beyond the seven listed, if you know how.

[+Cryptid]

Thanks

How then?

Edited January 12, 2006 by Cruiserdude

[+Stunod]

How then?

Hexadecimal HTML color codes

 

Colored text

[color=#FF33CC]Colored text[/color]

[d hedges 210]

LIKE THIS[/green]

[d hedges 210]

obeviously not

[+Harry Dolphin]

LIKE THIS[/green]

LIKE THIS

 

The word color, not the name of the color.

[+RustyBeerCan]

CAMOUFLAGE

 

Wow thanks a bunch

I learned a something new today

this will help making a cool looking cache page

Edited January 17, 2006 by RustyBeerCan

[+Sputnik 57]

Which means, I guess, that if you want to, you can write in

[color=#EBEEF0]invisible ink[/color]

Edited January 17, 2006 by Sputnik 57

[bogleman]

so what you are saying is that you could make a mystery cache page that appears blank but really has text? To solve it you have to copy and paste and change the color to view?

[+Team Teuton]

so what you are saying is that you could make a mystery cache page that appears blank but really has text?  To solve it you have to copy and paste and change the color to view?

This cache does that.

[+Miragee]

so what you are saying is that you could make a mystery cache page that appears blank but really has text? To solve it you have to copy and paste and change the color to view?

Just go to the Page Source from your browser, usually under the View menu, and you will see the code you cannot see on the page.

[+The Cheese Eaters]

I finally made it work ! Look :

 

Hello everyone, yay, I made it work

[+Prime Suspect]

so what you are saying is that you could make a mystery cache page that appears blank but really has text? To solve it you have to copy and paste and change the color to view?

It's easier to just press Ctrl-A (on a windows machine).

[+RedhedMary]

So how do you make your text in different colors in a cache log? I pasted the This is blue into a log and nothing happened. (It was one of my own caches, I used it as a test.

[+Miragee]

Some codes cannot be used in logs . . . I'm sure someone else will come along an specify which ones.

[+Prime Suspect]

So how do you make your text in different colors in a cache log?  I pasted the This is blue into a log and nothing happened. (It was one of my own caches, I used it as a test.

Logs work a little differently. Try this:

this is normal [blue]this is blue[/blue] this is normal.

Edited January 22, 2006 by Prime Suspect

[+The Cheese Eaters]

I have found 16 caches !

Edited January 22, 2006 by cornellier

[+TEAM DESERT EAGLE]

I DID THE SAME THING WITH ONE OF MY CACHES

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_detai...8d-07a7c29161fd

[+Brandi Sour]

So how do you make your text in different colors in a cache log?  I pasted the This is blue into a log and nothing happened. (It was one of my own caches, I used it as a test.

Logs work a little differently. Try this:

this is normal [blue]this is blue[/blue] this is normal.

What am I missing here? Copied your example and zip. HELLLLLLP. oops - please.

[+Prime Suspect]

So how do you make your text in different colors in a cache log?  I pasted the This is blue into a log and nothing happened. (It was one of my own caches, I used it as a test.

Logs work a little differently. Try this:

this is normal [blue]this is blue[/blue] this is normal.

What am I missing here? Copied your example and zip. HELLLLLLP. oops - please.

You do understand we're talking about cache logs, not cache pages or forum posts, right?

[+RustyBeerCan]

try this for your cache PAGE

The quick and dirty guide to bad HTML for your cache page.

 

I gotta go