User:Troisnyxetienne/Talk Template Archive/Emotion Guide

Salut ! Remember what I said at the User:Troisnyxetienne/Talk Template Archive about one textbox having so many emotions ? Here's a preview of mine :

If you look at Edit Page, you'll notice that the "text=" part of my talk bubble is replaceable : text, shocktext, attntext, happytext, angrytext, blahtext, and remerciement for seven different emotions. However, the template name is still the same - TNE.

Ever since this was made possible more and more people are approaching me for a full set of emotions on their talk bubbles. Okay, as promised, here's the Emotion Guide !

There will be two major sections in here : one for those using the common TalkTextTest2 templates (like those on the Talk Template Archive), and one for those starting from scratch.

Code for TalkTextTest2 (the basic talk bubble)
, emotion templates end with more. The first template ended with four brackets }}}} , as there were two cases of }} ''' have to be placed at the ending of the template.

In short, the more if's you have, the more double brackets you have to place at the end of the template.

So now you've got three emotions : normal, happy and sad. Based on the coding above, here's how to input these texts :}}

NORMAL

HAPPY

SAD

I want you... to spot the difference
Template:Troisnyxetienne starts here --

Template:TNE starts here -

Okay, we're too exhausted to even spot the difference !
|valign=top|
 * First template

|valign=top|
 * Second template

|BGCOLOR=lime| TroisNyxÉtienne Appellez-moi !  &mdash; Les fragments d’un rêve qui ressemblent à un souvenir lointain. Is it me you're looking for ?
 * First template

|BGCOLOR=lime| TroisNyxÉtienne Appellez-moi !  &mdash; Les fragments d’un rêve qui ressemblent à un souvenir lointain. undefined
 * Second template

|BGCOLOR=yellow height=1|
 * First template

|BGCOLOR=yellow height=1|
 * Second template

{{#if:{{{Insert text here|}}}

(To be updated. In the meantime, can any advanced user over here help me to make this section more... intelligible ? Please and thank you !)