Stylizing Guide

This page has a basic style guide for the wiki. Using the source editor is strongly recommended for editing the wiki (If you use VisualEditor your editing capabilities will be limited, plus you'll probably get ridiculed).

If the edit button does not appear for any given page, to edit, just add ?action=edit to open the source editor or ?action=history to open the page history.

=This is a title within a page, using a single equals sign on both sides.=

==This is a heading within a page that uses two equals signs on both sides.==

===This is a heading within a page that uses three equals signs on both sides.===

====This is a heading within a page that uses four equals signs on both sides.====

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Pages, as you should know, can be stylized in many ways. Pages, most notably self-inserts, can have custom background colors or even colored bars or colored shadow text. The page stylizing template is

{{Style}}

and has the following entry slots:

{{Style
|bannercolor=
|headercolor=
|textcolor=
|buttoncolor=
|buttontextcolor=
|linkcolor=
|background=
|hovercolor=
|footercolor=
}}

To give text simple colors, the syntax

<span style="color: #[color hex]">[Text]</span>

will work. The syntax

<span style="color: #ff0000">Red</span>

will read Red

Other Stylizing

PageFont

Needed to change a page's font to Calibri, for example:

{{PageFont|Calibri}}

In the template:

{{PageFont|Calibri|Helvetica|Calibri|monospace}}

1. The first field determines the font of the page itself.
2. The second field determines the font for links.
3. The third field... (if you know what this does, tell)
4. The fourth field determines the spacing of the page (leave it monospace unless you know what you're doing)

{{PageFont}}

Using the template alone without any entries will use the typewriter font.

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