Signs

Using Color Codes on Signs

• To use color on signs, simply do &<code><text>.

  • For example, if I wanted to do half red, half green text, you would do this:

  

  • In return, the text on the sign would appear like this:

  

Using Hex Color Codes

• To use hex color codes on signs, simply do &#<code><text>.

  • For example, for a single hex color code, you would do this:

  

  • In return, the text on the sign would appear like this:

  

Using Formatting

• To use bold formatting on signs, you would do &l<text>.

  • If you're using a vanilla color code/hex, you would do <color code>&l<text>.

• To use underline formatting on signs, you would do &n<text>.

  • If you're using a vanilla color code/hex, you would do <color code>&n<text>.

    • TIP: If you're using this, we recommend placing &r at the end of your text to prevent a trailing underline. For example, for the text "&nHello World ", the space after "World" would be underlined, so consider adding &r after "World" to prevent that. (&nHello World&r)

• To use the magic formatting on signs, you would do &k<symbol/text>. This will cause a glitched/magic look to your text.

  • Please note, if you're using /nick, only two &k symbols are allowed.