It's me! Back with another blog post on another facet of BBCode. During the process of editing my guide I stumbled on something by accident. And that is... double sizes. On MFN you can change the size of your text by adding [size=x]Text[/size] where x can be the numbers 1 to 7. 3 is the standard size of text (and it is fine, please don't change the size of your regular text). Buut perhaps you want to put text below images/make headers and whatnot. So you'll need one of the different sizes!

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Did you know you can BBCode in icons/images? Well I didn't :(
Now if any of you saw my Table Coding guide you know you can do a lot of things with tables using borders, background color, padding and whatnot. But apparently you can also do (some) of those things with icons/images!

Starting with icons (since you can only do 1 thing with them):
You can add borders to them using border="??px style color".
For example:
Code: [[[icon=ice shard size=50 border="5px solid... Read More

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Another blog post that was supposed to be about some other niche component of writing guides. Unfortunately I ended up thinking about too many subjects, so many that they wouldn't fit in one blog post. I'd rather finish this in my holiday so I decided to not write a million blog posts about that.

No, I put it in a guide. You got to take those flimsy excuses for writing a guide right...?

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Welcome to my very first blog post.

One aspiration of guide authors (including me) is to make a guide look nice and fancy. However, I feel like many authors make the mistake of trying to make their guide look nice without taking readability into account.Readability? What? [tr...[tr... Read More