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Hi PvZLOL.Just wanna ask you a question,where did you find this picture?

Togs (talk) 13:30, April 16, 2014 (UTC)

Wordbubble (wall of text warning)

Ok, so here are the basics to wordbubbling. First, let's start. You can simply put {{Wordbubble}}, and you have the start. Hmm...but it looks very unfinished. So first off, we put an image. The parameter is |image, so put {{Wordbubble|image=Filename.filetype}}. For the sake of example, I am going to use File:Plantern2.png, but you can use any image uploaded to the wiki. If the image you want to use isn't uploaded, then you have to upload it. So far, we have our example as {| style="background:transparent;" | valign="top" | |

[[User:{{{name}}}|{{{name}}}]] – {{{sig}}} [[User talk:{{{name}}}|TALK]] – [[Special:Contributions/{{{name}}}|CONTRIBS]] – [[User blog:{{{name}}}|BLOG]]

{{{text}}}

|} . Now, the next parameter is |name, which is your username. Since you are PvZLOL, there is no reason the name parameter shouldn't be that. That gives us {| style="background:transparent;" | valign="top" | |

PvZLOL – {{{sig}}} TALK – CONTRIBS – BLOG

{{{text}}}

|} . Next parameter is |sig, which is any text you want to put, so long as it abides by the rules. Let's say you want to put "Laugh over lions.". Before we end up the basics, there are three parameters left. Color, Color2, and Text. color and color2 are the colors of your wordbubble, one being the upper part and the other being your text part. Suppose you want upper #0174DF and lower #DF01A5(words and HTML color code work, but HTML is preferred for preciseness). Text is the message itself you are putting in the wordbubble, like if you want to tell a user in their talk page, "Hey, you were wrong with this and this and this." If you want to make your own wordbubble a template, it is vital you keep text empty. If not, you can just have it put and change text as you wish. So let's try this. {{Wordbubble|image=Plantern2.png|name=PvZLOL|sig=Laugh over lions|color=#0174DF|color2=#DF01A5|text=Example text.}}

PvZLOL – Laugh over lions TALK – CONTRIBS – BLOG Example text.

That's an example wordbubble, go ahead and make your own. --ProcastinatorMan(talk). *jetpack sounds* 02:44, April 23, 2014 (UTC)

Not sure what the problem with your Wordbubble template.

Well, the problem is that your Wordbubble template is completely blank in source. It exists, but is literally blank. I'm not sure what went wrong, but it just is plain white spaces. Also, if you don't like it...then just change it to something else. --ProcastinatorMan(talk). *jetpack sounds* 19:56, April 25, 2014 (UTC)

Well, if it is not a template with most parameters filled, then yes, you have to enter all the parameters again. That's because it is using the default Wordbubble template and thus uses separate parameters. You can blank the template page, but it will still exist. --ProcastinatorMan(talk). *jetpack sounds* 20:39, April 25, 2014 (UTC)

If it is a Wordubble subtemplate, and assuming you put things in correctly, you just use {{Templatename|text=Text you are going to write}}. The template takes care of all non-variable parameters(as in, the parameters you don't plan to change in any way), but leaves at least text(because that is always a variable parametere.) --ProcastinatorMan(talk). *jetpack sounds* 20:57, April 25, 2014 (UTC)