Colored map notes

StopSignal · 2014-05-07T23:22:27.000Z

…To expand on this, prefixing your map notes with a letter followed by a semicolon now allows you to color map notes…

Just to know… what is a semicolon?
Also, do we have to put space after the semicolon?

Caconym · 2014-05-07T23:32:42.000Z

StopSignal:

[quote=“Ishindri, post:35, topic:5582”]…To expand on this, prefixing your map notes with a letter followed by a semicolon now allows you to color map notes…

Just to know… what is a semicolon?
Also, do we have to put space after the semicolon?[/quote]
:
that’s a semicolon. Space after it is not necessary.

StopSignal · 2014-05-07T23:46:25.000Z

Caconym:

[quote=“StopSignal, post:1, topic:6068”][quote=“Ishindri, post:35, topic:5582”]…To expand on this, prefixing your map notes with a letter followed by a semicolon now allows you to color map notes…

Just to know… what is a semicolon?
Also, do we have to put space after the semicolon?[/quote]
:
that’s a semicolon. Space after it is not necessary.[/quote]

Thanks. Sorry, english is not my original language.

Wait, using a semicolon was not to change the note’s letter? Instead of an N?

i2amroy · 2014-05-07T23:50:54.000Z

A colon is the two dots (i.e. ‘:’), that was previously in as a way to change the letter used (B:boat). Now you can further go on to change the color with a letter followed by a semicolon (i.e. ‘;’), for example “B:B;boat” would make a blue ‘B’ with the title “boat”.

StopSignal · 2014-05-07T23:58:40.000Z

i2amroy:

A colon is the two dots (i.e. ‘:’), that was previously in as a way to change the letter used (B:boat). Now you can further go on to change the color with a letter followed by a semicolon (i.e. ‘;’), for example “B:B;boat” would make a blue ‘B’ with the title “boat”.

Oh… now i get it. Thanks.