::Fonts::


So, you want to have a fancy font for the bords, but you don't know how to make one, right? No problem! In this page, we will show you how to make simple fonts, then move on to more harder ones.

Firs of all, I'd like you to understand the control pannel for the boards:



Most of the tags here are self explanitory. Basicly, they don't need fine tuneing- like boldness, italics, underline, overline, allingment tags, ect. However, some of them do need tuneing, which leads me to the guide on-

Color!

Color is one of the most important things in a font. However, when you do use a color, you want to make sure that everyone can see it, no matter what their webbrower is. That is why I prefer to use the Lissa explains it all color chart for my font colors. Their are other colors out there, of course- this is just a nice list of them :D

So, what is with all of those numbers on the colors? Those are called Hexadecimal color numbers- numbers that your browser recodnizes as color. For example, in a font color tag, [fcolor color=COLOR]Where it says color, I put the color number. If I wanted, say, a white for my color, then I'd put [fcolor color=FFFFFF]for the tag.

Glow

Glow is an effect that surrounds your font-and, well, makes it "glow." Its pretty neat.Inorder to fine tune it, you need to change the color in the glow tag.

[glow color=(your color goes here!) strength=5 width=100%]

If you feel like playing arround with the other atributes, thats fine- they make it look even more orrignal :)

Shadow and dark shadow

Shadow is kinda like glow- only insted of surrounding the font, it only goes about halfway. Same thing with dark shadow, only dark shadow goes out longer then normal shadow. In the case of shadow, you need to change the angle in it for an effect in the tag.

[shadow color=COLOR direction=ANGLE width=100%]

I like to use 30 for mine, but thats up to you. You also need to change the color. In the case of dark shadow,

[dshadow color=COLOR y=OFFSET x=OFFSET width=100%],

you need to set an X and Y offset. I used two... but, experiment and see what fits you best.