Question

how do i make letters not just one color but multiple?

not just

[color=red] *hey* [color=red] i want for a=example red a green

is that possible?

Answer 1

You'd have to close each color element first and then start a new one, for example

```
[c‎olor=red] *hey* [/color][co‎lor=green] *hey* [/color]
```

Answer 2

*hey* *hey*

Answer 3

no

Answer 4

@aratox

i mean in one text

Answer 5

*hey*

Answer 6

like that?

Answer 7

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 8

THANKS!!!!!

Answer 9

It's the same way, just do a single letter in replacement of `*hey"`

Answer 10

`*hey*`

Answer 11

[co‎lor=red]*h[/color][col‎or=green]e[/color][co‎lor=red]y*[/color]

Answer 12

[co‎lor=red]*h[/color][col‎or=green]e[/color][co‎lor=red]y*[/color]

Answer 13

erm..

Answer 14

[co‎lor=red]*h[/color][col‎or=green]e[/color][co‎lor=red]y*[/color]

Answer 15

Don't copy and paste our codes, we used zero-width characters to prevent the code from working in the code blocks

Answer 16

[co‎lor=red]*h[/color][col‎or=green]e[/color][co‎lor=red]y*[/color]

Answer 17

My brother in christ, Aratox use [code] syntax :sob:

Answer 18

*he

Answer 19

GTG

Answer 20

kk, cya

Answer 21

colorful

Answer 22

[/color]h*ye

Answer 23

brfuh

Answer 24

[df]dsfsd]f[sdf][sd

Answer 25

just do color brackets the same way you would for a word, but in between the letters.

Answer 26

o?