So when you start to type [color= , a color picker will show.

Support. It would make it easier to see all the colours you can make text without using hex codes and make the transparent colour more well known.

similar to this https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/210650/

Good idea. It would make it easier for new users and younger users to get colours that they want without having to use the sliders.

Support! This would teach kids how to use colors instead of the sliders (which are harder to use ofc).

PaperMarioFan2022 wrote:

Support! This would teach kids how to use colors instead of the sliders (which are harder to use ofc).

The costume/backdrop editor used to have this if this is what you mean:


Also, they mentioned the color BBCode tag.

medians wrote:

PaperMarioFan2022 wrote:

Support! This would teach kids how to use colors instead of the sliders (which are harder to use ofc).

The costume/backdrop editor used to have this if this is what you mean:


Also, they mentioned the color BBCode tag.

Yes. That's what I mean, and it looks so neat ngl.

I'm very reluctant if DjangoBB's infrastructure is even capable of this.

I feel like Scratch would be in the right for making everything oversimplified, but I didn't have a difficult time grasping the idea of “hexcode” and what-not.

Even though people probably have the polar opposite perspective with color coding shenanigans.

waitwhat2288 wrote:

I'm very reluctant if DjangoBB's infrastructure is even capable of this.

I feel like Scratch would be in the right for making everything oversimplified, but I didn't have a difficult time grasping the idea of “hexcode” and what-not.

Even though people probably have the polar opposite perspective with color coding shenanigans.

True… but what if we teach the new people instead of not teaching them how to do so? Scratch is made to teach people how to do things for all ages.

PaperMarioFan2022 wrote:

waitwhat2288 wrote:

I'm very reluctant if DjangoBB's infrastructure is even capable of this.

I feel like Scratch would be in the right for making everything oversimplified, but I didn't have a difficult time grasping the idea of “hexcode” and what-not.

Even though people probably have the polar opposite perspective with color coding shenanigans.

True… but what if we teach the new people instead of not teaching them how to do so? Scratch is made to teach people how to do things for all ages.

You have a point, but how will we convey such a message?

waitwhat2288 wrote:

PaperMarioFan2022 wrote:

waitwhat2288 wrote:

I'm very reluctant if DjangoBB's infrastructure is even capable of this.

I feel like Scratch would be in the right for making everything oversimplified, but I didn't have a difficult time grasping the idea of “hexcode” and what-not.

Even though people probably have the polar opposite perspective with color coding shenanigans.

True… but what if we teach the new people instead of not teaching them how to do so? Scratch is made to teach people how to do things for all ages.

You have a point, but how will we convey such a message?

Tutorials Library? That shows what beginners will do in the beginning part of a new account.