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Just copy paste
So I can use [b]and not bold out this part of the text[/b]. If you were to copy that you'd have "and not bold out this part of the text" in bold.
WHAT IS THAT SORCERY? You add two additional square brackets to things. Instead of [b] it's [[[b]]]. Instead of [[Syndra]], it's [[[[Syndra]]]].
Bold By contrast, bold font weight makes text darker than the surrounding text. With this technique, the emphasized text strongly stands out from the rest. e.g. Leona is a support champion that possesses a high amount of crowd control. hotkey: Ctrl + B |
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Italic A means of emphasis that does not have much effect on “blackness” is the use of italics, where the text is written in a script style e.g. Leona is a support champion that possesses a high amount of crowd control. hotkey: Ctrl + I |
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Underline Underlining is used for emphasizing as well, however not as often as it can be more distracting than italic or bolded text. e.g. Leona is a support champion that possesses a high amount of crowd control. hotkey: Ctrl + U |
hey im fat and difficult to understand
[h5]hey im fat and difficult to understand[/h5]
That's as small as text can get using header text. This is size 1 using [size].
i am equally as small but i am not fat
[size=1]i am equally as small but i am not fat[/size]
Another thing wrong with headers is that they dont rlly make text that big. THis is header 1 vs size 7. (both the max amount)
COME WATCH THE EPIC SHOWDOWN OF A LIFETIME
COME WATCH THE EPIC SHOWDOWN OF A LIFETIME
See. Not only is it way smaller, but also fat and colored in a color you might now want (also you can't change the color).
Size code:
[size=1]COME WATCH THE EPIC SHOWDOWN OF A LIFETIME[/size]
[size=2]COME WATCH THE EPIC SHOWDOWN OF A LIFETIME[/size]
[size=3]COME WATCH THE EPIC SHOWDOWN OF A LIFETIME[/size]
[size=4]COME WATCH THE EPIC SHOWDOWN OF A LIFETIME[/size]
[size=5]COME WATCH THE EPIC SHOWDOWN OF A LIFETIME[/size]
[size=6]COME WATCH THE EPIC SHOWDOWN OF A LIFETIME[/size]
[size=7]COME WATCH THE EPIC SHOWDOWN OF A LIFETIME[/size]
The HEX is different for each color. You dont ned to memorize it but rather use THIS SITE, or well any other site this is just what I use.
EXAMPLE. You're writing a Syndra guide and you want nice teal color for your text.

Copy over the 78CCC6, or whichever color you picked into the color code. Use # in front of it.
[color=#78CCC6][/color]
Text goes in between the two.
Hello I am ZeldaxLink22 and welcome to my Syndra guide!!!!
[color=transparent]for transparent text[/color]
for transparent text
^highlight
The code is [img] [/img] or, [img= IMG URL]. I use the latter, it's easier.
[img=http://puu.sh/9uHep/0cc4abba9e.jpg]

(^that line is just "---" a few times in a row)
LINKS
Code for links is [url= URL] [/url]. You put text in between those.
[url=http://puu.sh/9uHov/5088468e05.png]Really funny picture of my dog[/url]
Really funny picture of my dog
VIDEOS
Code is [embed=video link]
[embed=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqXlSwBIHFc]
Let's dissect it.

The first part of the code is code is: [columns] . This makes the first column.
In the kog'maw example there are 3 columns. The first columns has kog'maw's icon. You make the second column with the code [nextcol]. To make an empty space column we'll also specify the width of this column - [nextcol width=20]. So, the second column has transparent space. This is used to create space between kog'maw's icon (first column) and the text, which is in the third column. Third column is made by once again using the [nextcol] command. End with [/columns].
21.04.2017 EDIT
I've stopped using the transparent || in my columns, now I use this code:
[nextcol width=20][nextcol]
It basically does the same thing as the ||s do, I made an empty column that was exactly 20 pixels wide, so it acts as empty space.
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