New Stuff in the Wiki and Game!

by **Gossamer** on January 25th, 2010, 11:27 am

Zulrav, Semele, Vayt, and Nikali have been fleshed out a bit more. Gnosis info boxes have been added to existing Gnosis pages. Chevas Marks and Marriage have been added. Dire has been added.

Nikali's gnosis Ranuri has been added.

by **Charon** on January 28th, 2010, 8:54 pm

Info on the Cerulean cult within the Akalak race has been added plus the city of Riverfall has been fleshed out quite a bit!

by **Tarot** on January 31st, 2010, 7:37 pm

I have finished writing Sagallius' gnosis, which has been renamed to Cordas. I have abandoned the insanity aspect as that is covered by Rhysol very well. The manipulative aspect, however, has been pumped up to the roof.

by **Tarot** on February 1st, 2010, 4:25 pm

I have brought the World Development forum up one level, so people don't have to click twice through an almost empty page to get there.

by **Tarot** on February 5th, 2010, 1:30 pm

Since people may have trouble using the style bbcode to add background pictures, I thought I'd add the framepic code.

[ framepic=URL-OF-PICTURE] Text [ /framepic]

The picture gets tiled as many times as it takes to fill the space.

Please keep readability in mind before you abuse these features, or I'll have to remove them. This is an example of a bleh picture as a background.

by **Tarot** on February 6th, 2010, 12:36 am

Proudly bringing you... the frametrans. I thought it would be the ideal companion to the new framepic. It gives you a frame with a partial see-through transparency effect.

[ frametrans=COLOR,NUMBER]Text[ /frametrans]

where COLOR is a color, like black or #000000, and NUMBER is a number 1-9, with 1 being 10% opacity and 9 being 90%. This example uses black,8.

Let me know if you encounter bugs using it. I'm talking about IE users mostly. *gags*

by **Gossamer** on February 6th, 2010, 8:27 am

I went ahead and updated (like I always do) the BBC code list with all Tarot's changes. Remember its there for you new people that want to get a large overview on how to use BBC code.

by **Tarot** on February 6th, 2010, 4:58 pm

There's one more to add.

The columns bbcode is for splitting text into multiple columns.

[ columns=X]Text in X columns[ /columns]

It is especially useful for displaying long lists, for example in a CS.

Item
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This is supported by most browsers, except one. Can you guess which?

The command is sadly ignored in IE... until the next version, hopefully. That means if you're using IE, you will see the usual long list. Nothing I can do there except urge you to switch.