The optional use of "forum codes" in your posts lets you add formatting, similar to what can be done with HTML.
Codes are case-sensitive, you must write them as shown. eg. [B] will not work.
Enclose the text in [b] and [/b].
For example:
[b]this is in bold[/b]
gives this is in bold
Enclose the text in [i] and [/i].
For example:
[i]this is in italic[/i]
gives this is in italic
Enclose the text in [u] and [/u].
For example:
[u]this is in underline[/u]
gives this is in underline
Enclose the text in [quote] and [/quote].
For example:
[quote]this is a quote[/quote]
gives
Use [ol] at the start and [/ol] at the end of an ordered list (ie. a numbered list).
Use [ul] at the start and [/ul] at the end of an unordered list (ie. a bullet point list).
Use [li] for each list item inside the list.
For example:
[ul]
[li]An item
[li]Another item
[li]A third item
[/ul]
[ol]
[li]An item
[li]Another item
[li]A third item
[/ol]
gives
Enclose the text in [code] and [/code].
For example:
[code]this is code[/code]
gives
this is code
Code is monospaced and preserves line breaks and formatting (such as indentation).
Enclose the text in [mono] and [/mono].
For example:
[mono]this is monospaced[/mono]
gives
this is monospaced
The text is monospaced, however it wraps at the edge of the page.
To draw a horizontal line, use [hr].
To add non-breaking spaces, use [sp].
In case you actually want to put '[b]' into your posts, you can precede the brackets with a backslash.
| To display this | Enter this |
|---|---|
[ |
\[ |
] |
\] |
\ |
\\ |
Non-recognised codes will just be displayed "as is" however it would be safer for future expansion to make sure that all square brackets are entered as described above.
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