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Direct HTML is not allowed in your posts, however, the following formatting codes are available:
* html_color can be an RGB literal (#RGB or #RRGGBB) or a named web color.
Start with [tbl] and [/tbl].
Rows are added inside [tbl] tags using the [row] and [/row] tags.
Header cells are added inside [row] tags using the [col] and [/col] tags.
Data cells are added inside [row] tags using the [dat] and [/dat] tags.
For a bulleted list, start with [blist] and [/blist].
For a numbered list, start with [nlist] and [/nlist].
Add items inside the list tags using [item] and [/item].
To hide "spoiler" text, enclose it within [spoiler] and [/spoiler] tags.
You can change the text shown on the button by specifying it like this: [spoiler=ButtonText]Spoiler text[/spoiler].
An opening or closing bracket can be escaped by enclosing itself in brackets, such as [[] or []]. This is handy when you want to discuss one of the above tags, without having your text be parsed as tags.
ASCII characters. This table holds many mathematical and gaming symbols. To insert an ASCII character into your post, precede the 3 or 4 digit number with &#, follow it with a semicolon; no spaces between those 6 or 7 characters. Or, using the specific table above, the characters and code needed can simply be copied and pasted.
On PC/MAC keyboards, holding the ALT key while typing the ASCII code assignment will also insert the desired character.
Fonts and Colors
Description | Usage | Example Input | Example Output |
---|---|---|---|
Font Face | [font=font_name]...[/font] | [font=Times New Roman]Times New Roman[/font] | Times New Roman |
Font Size | [size=pixels]...[/size] | [size=18]18-pixel text[/size] | 18-pixel text |
Foreground Color | [color=html_color*]...[/color] or [fg=html_color*]...[/fg] | [color=#003366]dark blue text[/color] or [fg="firebrick"]firebrick[/fg] | dark blue text or firebrick |
Background Color | [bg=html_color*]...[/bg] | [bg=#FFFF00]highlighted yellow[/bg] | highlighted yellow |
* html_color can be an RGB literal (#RGB or #RRGGBB) or a named web color.
Links and Images
Description | Usage | Example Input | Example Output |
---|---|---|---|
Link | [link=URL]anchor_text[/link] | [link=http://www.example.com/]Example[/link] | Example |
Image | [img=URL] | [img=/welcome.jpg] | |
YouTube embed | [youtube=video ID] |
[youtube=2Gg9EXmY4eI] youtube.com/watch?v=2Gg9EXmY4eI youtu.be/2Gg9EXmY4eI |
Text Styles
Description | Usage | Example Input | Example Output |
---|---|---|---|
Bold | [b] ... [/b] | [b]bold text[/b] | bold text |
Italic | [i] ... [/i] | [i]italic text[/i] | italic text |
Strikethrough | [s] ... [/s] | [s]strikethrough text[/s] | strikethrough text |
Underline | [u] ... [/u] | [u]underlined text[/u] | underlined text |
Text Alignment
Description | Usage | Example Input | Example Output |
---|---|---|---|
Left | [l] ... [/l] | [l]left-aligned text[/l] | left-aligned text |
Center | [c] ... [/c] | [c]centered text[/c] | centered text |
Right | [r] ... [/r] | [r]right-aligned text[/r] | right-aligned text |
Justify | [j] ... [/j] | [j]this text is justified, which means that the words on each line except the last are spaced so that both the left and right sides are aligned evenly[/j] | this text is justified, which means that the words on each line except the last are spaced so that both the left and right sides are aligned evenly |
Superscript | [sup] ... [/sup] | This text is [sup]superscript[/sup] | This text is superscript |
Subscript | [sub] ... [/sub] | This text is [sub]subscript[/sub] | This text is subscript |
Blocks
Description | Usage | Example Input | Example Output |
---|---|---|---|
Quote, method 1 | [q] ... [/q] | [q]quoted text[/q] |
|
Quote, method 2 | [q=origin] ... [/q] | [q=Shakespeare]To be or not to be, that is the question[/q] |
|
Computer code | [code] ... [/code] | [code]Object.DoSomething();[/code] | Object.DoSomething(); |
Tables
Start with [tbl] and [/tbl].
Rows are added inside [tbl] tags using the [row] and [/row] tags.
Header cells are added inside [row] tags using the [col] and [/col] tags.
Data cells are added inside [row] tags using the [dat] and [/dat] tags.
Example Input
[tbl]
[row]
[col]Header 1[/col]
[col]Header 2[/col]
[col]Header 3[/col]
[/row]
[row]
[dat]Data value 1[/dat]
[dat]Data value 2[/dat]
[dat]Data value 3[/dat]
[/row]
[row]
[dat]Data value 4[/dat]
[dat]Data value 5[/dat]
[dat]Data value 6[/dat]
[/row]
[row]
[dat]Data value 7[/dat]
[dat]Data value 8[/dat]
[dat]Data value 9[/dat]
[/row]
[/tbl]
Example Output
Header 1 | Header 2 | Header 3 |
---|---|---|
Data value 1 | Data value 2 | Data value 3 |
Data value 4 | Data value 5 | Data value 6 |
Data value 7 | Data value 8 | Data value 9 |
Lists
For a bulleted list, start with [blist] and [/blist].
For a numbered list, start with [nlist] and [/nlist].
Add items inside the list tags using [item] and [/item].
Example Input
[blist]
[item]Bulleted item 1[/item]
[item]Bulleted item 2[/item]
[item]Bulleted item 3[/item]
[/blist]
[nlist]
[item]Numbered item A[/item]
[item]Numbered item B[/item]
[item]Numbered item C[/item]
[/nlist]
Example Output
- Bulleted item 1
- Bulleted item 2
- Bulleted item 3
- Numbered item A
- Numbered item B
- Numbered item C
Miscellaneous
To hide "spoiler" text, enclose it within [spoiler] and [/spoiler] tags.
This is an example of how the [spoiler] ... [/spoiler] tag works.
You can change the text shown on the button by specifying it like this: [spoiler=ButtonText]Spoiler text[/spoiler].
Spoiler text
An opening or closing bracket can be escaped by enclosing itself in brackets, such as [[] or []]. This is handy when you want to discuss one of the above tags, without having your text be parsed as tags.
ASCII characters. This table holds many mathematical and gaming symbols. To insert an ASCII character into your post, precede the 3 or 4 digit number with &#, follow it with a semicolon; no spaces between those 6 or 7 characters. Or, using the specific table above, the characters and code needed can simply be copied and pasted.
On PC/MAC keyboards, holding the ALT key while typing the ASCII code assignment will also insert the desired character.
Last edited by: unnamed administrator on Nov 24, 2021