» OOC tag

[Chronocide]

So I was wondering if people want an OOC tag for use in the pbp and if so what style people would want. Basically any valid html can be used to style it.

[mandlebrot]

umm, not that I'm saying this is me... hehe

but could you explain to some of the more ignorant members what an OOC tag is?

[redeadlink]

OOC = Out of Character

Basically any talk that doesn't apply directly to whatever campaign you're in.

[Chronocide]

Okay so looks like we are going to use an OOC tag please use:
[.OOC.] Content[/.OOC.] minus the "."s for all out of character conversation. There will be no change until a style is applied but once we do decide on one it will be set correctly.

[redeadlink]

So like THIS?

Edit: Doesn't appear to have done anything... used it around "THIS?" and nothing happened.

Edit Edit: Nvm just read the post above all the way through.

This post has been edited by redeadlink: Dec 8 2012, 02:26 PM

[Chronocide]

There fixed that for ya

[redeadlink]

QUOTE (Chronocide @ Dec 8 2012, 06:37 PM)

There fixed that for ya

So like this?

Also, curse gamefaqs for using regular html for doing stuff.

I keep doing <i>this</i> when I should be doing this.

[Chronocide]

Really GameFAQs allows regular HTML?

Oh the fun you could have.

If they really do let you enter whatever HTML you want, you can display stuff overtop of other peoples posts, effectively changing what they posted. or more fun display stuff over the navigation portions of the website, and put in new links that go to wherever you want them to go.

Anyway that is why most places (including this one) don't allow html, incidentally I doubt GameFaqs allows HTML either, they just find and replace on <i> instead of /[i/] etc. making it more familiar to people used to HTML though oddly less familiar to people familiar with the now pervasive BBCode.

[redeadlink]

i dunno, i just use html tags for <i>italics</i>, <b>bold</b>, and <spoiler>spoilers</spoiler>

Can also <quote>quote</quote> people.