Anonymous
August 25, 2025 at 2:37:18 PM
Hi! your github readme is so so so pretty... howd you make it 
Replied on: August 25, 2025 at 3:43:37 PM
HII! ty! its not too hard, but its also kind of difficult to understand. here's a strip of code i used:
$${\color{pink}؛༊ask \space \color{lightyellow}4' \space \color{pink}inspo۶ৎ}$$
uhh,, basically, if you copy that and put it in your readme, you'll have that exact thing from mine... ummm (excuse me im really bad at explaining) but ill basically just say what the symbols n stuff do. the two "$$" at each end just bold or italics the sentence, and the brackets hold the code. after every color will be what sentence you want to write, and the color is in the extra brackets where pink, light yellow, ect is. you can play around with colors to find the one you want. if i explained horribly, you can go into reddit or just search up "how to put colors into github readme" and scroll around a bit to find stuff. hope this helped lmao. OH! also, for the image, you can just pick it and then copy paste it into the readme and then center it with some kinda code you can also find by just searching "how to center images in github readme"
sorry if this is really long its hard to type in this little box