Normal markdown
!~text~! = text
!~default;double;text~! = text
!~default;dotted;text~! = text
!~default;dashed;text~! = text
!~default;wavy;text~! = text
!~default;line-through;text~! = text
!~default;default;overline;text~! = text
!~default;default;both;text ~! = text
!~default;default;default;3;text~! = text
!~default;default;default;10;text~! = text
!~#00000050;line-through;10;text~! = text
!~default;dotted;default;3;text~! = text
!~pink;default;both;text~! = text
!~pink;wavy;Text~! = Text
The width of these can be changed with the number you add towards the end.
!~text~! = normal underline
!~default;default;default;5;text~! = thick underline
^ example
Max width is 10.


Moving text can be achieved by copying the code from this pastebin site:
https://pastebin.com/SujZD7ZL

  • In order to change the colors, you can either replace the hex code within the fill code with a solid color like this:
    • fill: %23ca0510; → fill: %pink;
  • Or you could do a hex code for it. You have to keep the 23 there or else the code will not work!
    • fill: %23ca0510; → fill: %23FFC0CB;

You dont have to use Arial. This site has alternative fonts you can use:
https://www.w3schools.com/csSref/css_websafe_fonts.php

  • Click on "try it yourself" and copy&paste "font-family: 'font', style;" into your code.

If you want your text to appear next to an image, scroll to the bottom of your code and look for {100%:18} near your text section.

Here's an example:
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Pub: 24 Feb 2026 19:24 UTC

Edit: 24 Feb 2026 19:41 UTC

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