(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Earlier today my friend asked me how to make a verify menu, so I told him over Skype how to do and he still didn't get it (I mean how hard is it really?). So I told him to share his screen and I looked at the wall of text he showed me and I couldn't stay concentrated on it, I was reading what he put there and it was too bland for me too read. That's when I realised I was probably the only one who does this, but in Notepad ++ I add colour to my code (if you can call it that).

This is what the 'code' looks like before:
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And this is what it looks like after:
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I don't know, it just seems a million time better to me.

How did you do that?

I don't know with other text editors, but with NPP you click Language at the top and at the bottom of the list is a button for Define your Language. If you click that, another window will appear and all you have to do is set the words and the colours you want.
If you want a template so it will look like mine, click the button saying import at the top and locate this file:
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Click Language at the top of NPP, then Define your own.
My language is:
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Just click import and locate to this file.

Your so Dumb lol you only just found that out :dumb:

No, actually, I've known how to do this a long time. I've used this a lot with extensions that don't have a setting (like .cfg).
Even if I did just find this out, why would that make me dumb?