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BB-code help

What are BB-Codes?
BBcode is an easy way for you to format your posts, just like you would in a word processor. Click the buttons above the content box to add BBcode to the post. An overview how to use the BBcode feature in this forum is below.


Standard BB-Codes


Top Boldface
For bold-type letters the tag [b] is to be applied.
Syntax: [b]Parameter[/b]
Example:

[b]Text[/b]

Output:
Text

Top Italic
Via the tag [i] the text may be displayed in italic script.
Syntax: [i]Parameter[/i]
Example:

[i]Text[/i]

Output:
Text

Top Underline
With the tag [u] text may be underlined.
Syntax: [u]Parameter[/u]
Example:

[u]Text[/u]

Output:
Text

Top Color
With the tag [color] the text may be colored. The color must be entered as hexadecimal value with either 3 or 6 characters. In HTML the # usually put in front is optional.
Syntax: [color=Option]Parameter[/color]
Example:

[color=ff9900]Text[/color]

Output:
Text

Top Image
Via the tag [img] jpg, gif and png pictures may be integrated. The pictures must have correct file endings, otherwise they are only displayed as link. Pictures that are too big might be reduced and can be enlarged clicking directly on the reduced picture.
Syntax: [img]Parameter[/img]
Example:

[img]http://lagondaforum.com/images/klipfolio_icon.gif[/img]

Output:

Top Internet address (URL)
With the tag [url] valid internet addresses may be linked. The first variation requires only an URL. The entered URL is used as link title, which is shortened if being too long. The second variation accepts the URL as option in the [url] tag. At the place of the URL in the first variation here a link title may be entered.
Syntax: [url]Parameter[/url]
[url=Option]Parameter[/url]
Example:

[url]http://www.viscacha.org[/url]

[url=http://www.viscacha.org]Viscacha[/url]

Output:

Top E-mail address
With the tag [email] emails are displayed safely. The email address is not being linked via HTML, but displayed as unlinked picture showing the email address. Thus using the email address is more difficult but it is an effective protection against Spam-Bots.
Syntax: [email]Parameter[/email]
Example:

[email]kristina@mustermann.de[/email]

Output:
E-mail address

Top Off Topic
The tag [ot] marks text passages without any relevance to the actual subject.
Syntax: [ot]Parameter[/ot]
Example:

[ot]Text[/ot]

Output:
Off Topic:
Text

Top Quote
The tag [quote] indicates quotations. The tag may be applied in various variations. The first variation does neither name an author nor a source. The second and third variation offer the option to name either an author/a person or an internet address, which will be linked.
Syntax: [quote]Parameter[/quote]
[quote=Option]Parameter[/quote]
Example:

[quote]Text[/quote]

[quote=Julius Caesar]Veni vidi vici[/quote]

[quote=http://www.viscacha.org]Viscacha is a free bulletin board system with an integrated content management system.[/quote]

Output:
Quote:
Text
Quote by Julius Caesar:
Veni vidi vici
Quote by http://www.viscacha.org:
Viscacha is a free bulletin board system with an integrated content management system.

Top Unordered list
With the tag [list] classified and unclassified lists can be created. To create a classified list the tag must be extended by one more parameter. Without indicating a parameter an unclassified list is displayed. The following parameters are available: ol or OL (numbered list), a or A (alphabetic list with small- or capital letters) respectively i or I (list with small or big Roman numerals)
Syntax: [list]Parameter[/list]
[list=Option]Parameter[/list]
Example:

[list]
[*]Text
[*]Text 2
[*]Text
[/list]

[list=ol]
[*]Text
[*]Text 2
[*]Text
[/list]

[list=A]
[*]Text
[*]Text 2
[*]Text
[/list]

[list=I]
[*]Text
[*]Text 2
[*]Text
[/list]

Output:
  • Text
  • Text 2
  • Text
  1. Text
  2. Text 2
  3. Text
  1. Text
  2. Text 2
  3. Text
  1. Text
  2. Text 2
  3. Text

Extended BB Codes


Top Size
With the tag [size] the font size may be changed. You may chose from the following parameters: large (big characters), small (small characters) or enlarged (words with enlarged character spacing).
Syntax: [size=Option]Parameter[/size]
Example:

[size=large]Text[/size]

[size=small]Text[/size]

[size=extended]Text[/size]

Output:
Text
Text
Text

Top Heading
With the tag [h] a text may be structured with titles. There are 3 possibilities: large (title 1. grade; very big), middle (title 2. grade; big) or small (title 3. grade; less big).
Syntax: [h=Option]Parameter[/h]
Example:

[h=large]Text[/h]

[h=middle]Text[/h]

[h=small]Text[/h]

Output:

Text

Text
Text

Top Alignment
The [align] tag allows the alignment of text /paragraphs. The following alignment parameters may be applied: left (left aligned, standard), center (centered), right (right aligned), justify (justification).
Syntax: [align=Option]Parameter[/align]
Example:

[align=left]Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat.[/align]

[align=center]Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat.[/align]

[align=right]Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat.[/align]

[align=justify]Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat.[/align]

Output:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat.


Top Source Code (Syntax Highlighting)
The tag [code] indicates source code. Single-lined codes are included in the text flow, but specially marked. Multi-line codes are displayed without parameters, just as entered, indentations though remain. The code is displayed by the Monospace font. Indicating a parameter, Syntax Highlighting may be activated for a special language. In this case the code is displayed in an extra window and formatted according to the language. The following parameters are available (The language names are put in brackets):
actionscript (ActionScript), asp (ASP), bash (Bash), c (C), cfm (ColdFusion), cpp (C++), css (CSS), delphi (Delphi), diff (Diff), dos (DOS), eiffel (Eiffel), fortran (Fortran), html4strict (HTML), ini (INI), java5 (Java(TM) 2 Platform Standard Edition 5.0), javascript (Javascript), latex (LaTeX), mysql (MySQL), oobas (OpenOffice.org Basic), pascal (Pascal), perl (Perl), php (PHP), python (Python), qbasic (QBasic/QuickBASIC), rails (Ruby on Rails), reg (Microsoft Registry), ruby (Ruby), sql (SQL), vbnet (vb.net), visualfoxpro (Visual Fox Pro), winbatch (Winbatch), xml (XML).
Syntax: [code]Parameter[/code]
[code=Option]Parameter[/code]
Example:

[code]<?php phpinfo(); ?>[/code]

[code]<?php
echo phpversion();
?>[/code]

[code=php]<?php
echo phpversion();
?>[/code]

Output:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
Source Code:
1: 
2: 
3: 
<?php
echo phpversion();
?>
Extended Source Code:
1: 
2: 
3: 
<?php
echo phpversion();
?>

Top Definition / Explanation
The tag [note] deposits words with an explanation respectively a definition. The word is embraced by the tag and the parameter is the definition. Only single-lined definitions are possible. The definition must not contain the characters [ und ].
Syntax: [note=Option]Parameter[/note]
Example:

[note=Text 2]Text[/note]

Output:
Text

Top Later additions / Marking of edited passages
The tag [edit] indicates edited or later on added text passages. In case no parameter is indicated the text passage is ascribed to the author. The optional parameter makes it possible to indicate a name. This name is displayed as editor?s name.
Syntax: [edit]Parameter[/edit]
[edit=Option]Parameter[/edit]
Example:

[edit]Text[/edit]

[edit=Kristina]Text[/edit]

Output:
Additional note by the author:
Text
Additional note by Kristina:
Text

Top Hidden Content
With the tag [hide]certain contents of a text may be hidden. The content of the tag is exclusively displayed to the author, to the authorized hosts, to the global hosts and to the administrator
Syntax: [hide]Parameter[/hide]
Example:

[hide]Text[/hide]

Output:

Top Subscript
The tag [sub] allows subscripting a defined text, respectively defined signs.
Syntax: [sub]Parameter[/sub]
Example:

H[sub]2[/sub]O

Output:
H2O

Top Superscript
The tag [sup] allows raising defined signs, respectively text.
Syntax: [sup]Parameter[/sup]
Example:

cm[sup]2[/sup]

Output:
cm2

Top Typewriter text
The tag [tt] displays the text as if written with a type writer, with monospace writing.
Syntax: [tt]Parameter[/tt]
Example:

[tt]Text[/tt]

Output:
Text

Top Modification of the reader's name
The tag [reader] is exchanged by the name of the actually reading user. The tag does not require a concluding element.
Syntax: [reader]
Example:

[reader]

Output:
Guest

Top Horizontal Ruler
The tag [hr] is replaced by a horizontal line. The tag does not require a concluding element.
Syntax: [hr]
Example:

[hr]

Output:


Top Table
With the tag [table] a table may be created. Data are entered in the tag [table], whereas each line corresponds to a line in the table and single table columns are separated by the tag [tab] or a |. With the tag [br] entries of more than one line in an individual cell are possible, in the cells of the table BB-codes may be used. Two options may be included in the tag [table], as long as separated with a semicolon (;). If the first line is to be displayed as headline, ?head? has to be indicated as option. If the table is to be of a defined width, the width may be indicated in percent with a concluding % sign. Both options are to be applied optionally.
Syntax: [table]Parameter[/table]
[table=Option]Parameter[/table]
Example:

[table=head;50%]
#[tab]Name[tab]Age
1.[tab]Otto[tab]13
2.[tab]Katharina[tab]16
3.[tab]Matthias[tab]19
[/table]

Output:
#NameAge
1.Otto13
2.Katharina16
3.Matthias19

Smilies
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Grinning Grinning
Happy Happy
Cool Cool
Surprised Surprised
Disappointed Disappointed
Laughing Laughing
In love In love
Angry Angry
No comment No comment
Embarrassing Embarrassing
Shy Shy
Smiling Smiling
Tongue Tongue
Undecided Undecided
Innocent Innocent
Wink Wink
Crazy Crazy
Sad Sad
Egoistic Egoistic
Helpless Helpless
Angel Angel
Question Question
Attention Attention
Information Information
E-mail E-mail
Search Search
No No
Idea Idea
Heart Heart
Have a look-around Have a look-around
Yes Yes

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