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It looks likes you have two options:

There is an ALT Code you can try to type. To try it:

• Hold down the ALT key on your keyboard
• Using the number pad (it must be the number pad), type 2, then 1 (21). Make sure Num Lock is on.
• Release ALT and it should type a §

On Mac, it looks like if you hold ALT and type 6, it will type the § sign (ALT and 5 for extended U.S. keyboards).

The other way is to use plugins that replace the § with something else. Looking around, it seems CommandBook for Bukkit may work.

Sources: Minecraft Wiki, Talk:Formatting codes

It looks likes you have two options:

There is an ALT Code you can try to type. To try it:

• Hold down the ALT key on your keyboard
• Using the number pad (it must be the number pad), type 2, then 1 (21). Make sure Num Lock is on.
• Release ALT and it should type a §

On Mac, it looks like if you hold ALT and type 6, it will type the § sign (ALT and 5 for extended U.S. keyboards).

The other way is to use plugins that replace the § with something else. Looking around, it seems CommandBook for Bukkit may work.

Sources: Minecraft Wiki, Talk:Formatting codes

It looks likes you have two options:

There is an ALT Code you can try to type. To try it:

• Hold down the ALT key on your keyboard
• Using the number pad (it must be the number pad), type 2, then 1 (21). Make sure Num Lock is on.
• Release ALT and it should type a §

On Mac, it looks like if you hold ALT and type 6, it will type the § sign (ALT and 5 for extended U.S. keyboards).

The other way is to use plugins that replace the § with something else. Looking around, it seems this plugin may work.

Sources: Minecraft Wiki, Talk:Formatting codes

It looks likes you have two options:

There is an ALT Code you can try to type. To try it:

• Hold down the ALT key on your keyboard
• Using the number pad (it must be the number pad), type 2, then 1 (21). Make sure Num Lock is on.
• Release ALT and it should type a §

On Mac, it looks like if you hold ALT and type 6, it will type the § sign (ALT and 5 for extended U.S. keyboards).

The other way is to use plugins that replace the § with something else. Looking around, it seems CommandBook for Bukkit may work.

Sources: Minecraft Wiki, Talk:Formatting codes

It looks likes you have two options:

There is an ALT Code you can try to type. To try it:

• Hold down the ALT key on your keyboard
• Using the number pad (it must be the number pad), type 2, then 1 (21)
• Release ALT and it should type a §

On Mac, it looks like if you hold ALT and type 6, it will type the § sign (ALT and 5 for extended U.S. keyboards).

The other way is to use plugins that replace the § with something else. Looking around, it seems this plugin may work.

Sources: Minecraft Wiki, Talk:Formatting codes

It looks likes you have two options:

There is an ALT Code you can try to type. To try it:

• Hold down the ALT key on your keyboard
• Using the number pad (it must be the number pad), type 2, then 1 (21). Make sure Num Lock is on.
• Release ALT and it should type a §

On Mac, it looks like if you hold ALT and type 6, it will type the § sign (ALT and 5 for extended U.S. keyboards).

The other way is to use plugins that replace the § with something else. Looking around, it seems this plugin may work.

Sources: Minecraft Wiki, Talk:Formatting codes