Block Tales Workskin V2! (Free to use!)

by Yuqsdug

Summary:

You read the title! This is about a Workskin I made for BLOCK TALES!

VERSION 2 AVAILABLE!!!
Doesn't include anything from Chapter 4 yet, sadly

Changes:
- More accurate colors
- Added unique dialogue boxes from preprologue to chapter 3
- Added Multicolor highlights for Noobador, and Purple & Green noob
- Added Combat menu colors
- Added Brandnew SWORD based on its usage by Kyoko and other NPCs.

RELATIVELY EASY TO USE. If you have an issue, please comment so that i may help

Notes:

Thank you for opening the Fic!
- How to use is on Chapter 1.
- Workskin itself is on Chapter 2 (Copy Paste)
- Reference is Chapter 3

Chapter 1: How to use

1) getting the workskin

(I recommend using multiple tabs for this)

1. Log into your account and go to your dashboard
2. Go to the skins tab
3. Click on "my work skins"
4. Then click on "Create Work Skin"
5. Copy paste the entire "Workskin (COPY PASTE)" chapter of this fic into the CSS

Done!

2) preparing to use

1. Select the workskin for your fic, the option to do so is under language
2. Go to your chapter and select HMTL instead of rich text.

Done!

Now you can actually use the workskin.

First of, the commands to use it are caps sensitive, this means that you have to put in Hate and not hate for example.

Every command, be it bolding, starting a new paragraph, or coloring the text, requires the usage of < and >.

You only need two types the class commands to use these: the div version, and the span version

The div version is for one or more paragraphs, but you cannot use it for individual words. You can use it for the whole chapter if you want to.

The span version is for words, but you can't use it across different paragraphs

You also need to define a region, think of it highlighting something in Microsoft Word, only less convenient.

I'll use the Base function for the example
To start you need to either type:

<span class="Base">
<div class="Base">

You just need to replace Base with the wanted function (see the reference chapter for that). Keep in mind that the capitalisation needs to be the same and to keep the "" there.
Also don't forget the <>.

Now you can put anything in here! but be mindful of the limitations of each class, they'll auto adjust the text to make themselves fit with their rules, like start a new paragraph in div's case.

Or don't be Mindful lol, go wild!

To end it you just need to type:

</span>
</div>

 

Also some last words:

General HMTL stuff:

<p> and </p> define paragraphs 
<br /> makes those weird half enters that don't start a new paragraphs.

preview is your best friend, the effects do not show up in the rich text editor.

 Also, rich editor tends to jumble up your html view, so go to preview to rearange it back to normal. I still recommend using rich text editor when html acts silly or to actually write it your text.