The coding behind the speech bubbles are much easier to understand than cramming it all in together.

I was wondering what the different types of fonts Danbooru accepts when creating notes.

QuietViewer said:
The coding behind the speech bubbles are much easier to understand than cramming it all in together.

I noticed that too, when I challenged myself to do some translations with fancy formatting. Keeping CSS pretty-printed comes in handy, when you decide to copy a portion of the formatting and reuse it elsewhere.

QuietViewer said:
I was wondering what the different types of fonts Danbooru accepts when creating notes.

Those are listed at about:note_fonts. Other useful pages that come handy when translating but I only have discovered them recently, are: about:note_formatting, list_of_sfx (I was surprized to find out we had one!) and about:embedded_notes.

Brake395 said:

I noticed that too, when I challenged myself to do some translations with fancy formatting. Keeping CSS pretty-printed comes in handy, when you decide to copy a portion of the formatting and reuse it elsewhere.

Those are listed at about:note_fonts. Other useful pages that come handy when translating but I only have discovered them recently, are: about:note_formatting, list_of_sfx (I was surprized to find out we had one!) and about:embedded_notes.

Thank you for the advice. I will use it to better myself in making notes in the future.