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Tag: [br]
Inserts a hard CRLF into the text. Equivalent of HTML's <br>
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Tag: [b]text[/b]
Makes text become bold
Example:
[b]this is a test[/b] will result in: this is a test
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Tag: [i]text[/i]
Makes text become italic
Example:
[i]this is a test[/i] will result in: this is a test
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Tag: [s]text[/s]
Makes text become striked through
Example:
[s]this is a test[/s] will result in: this is a test
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Tag: [u]text[/u]
Makes text become underlined
Example:
[u]this is a test[/u] will result in: this is a test
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Tag: [img]ImageURI[/img]
Will show the image located by ImageURI in the message. ImageURI has to end on '.gif', '.jpg' or '.png'.
ImageURI's are matched using the following Regular Expression:
(http://www.|http://)([\w-]+\.)+[\w-]+(/[\w-./?%&+,#;~=]*)?/[\w-]+\.(jpg|gif|png)
Example:
[img]http://www.llblgen.com/pics/llblgen.gif[/img]. will result in:
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Tag: [img alt="Alt text"]ImageURI[/img]
As '[img]ImageURI[/img]', but now also the alt attribute of the image is specified.
Example:
[img alt="LLBLGen Pro logo"]http://www.llblgen.com/pics/llblgen.gif[/img] will result in:
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Tag: [url]URI[/url]
Will result in a clickable link of URI, with the description the same as the URI itself. The
link will open in a new window. URI's are matched using the following Regular Expression:
(http://www.|http://|www.)([\w-]+\.)+[\w-]+(/[\w-./?%&~=]*)?
Example:
[url]http://www.llblgen.com/HnD[/url] will result in:
http://www.llblgen.com/Hnd
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Tag: [url description="Link description"]URI[/url]
Will result in a clickable link of URI, with the description set to the text specified as the description. The
link will open in a new window.
Example:
[url description="HnD homepage"]http://www.llblgen.com/HnD[/url] will result in:
HnD homepage
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Tag: [quote]text[/quote]
text will show up as a quoted block of text in the message.
Example:
[quote]This is a test[/quote] will result in:
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Tag: [quote nick="NickName"]text[/quote]
text will show up as a quoted block of text in the message, and will add a line with the nickname provided so readers
can see that person actually wrote the quoted text.
Example:
[quote nick="Admin"]This is a test[/quote] will result in:
| Admin wrote: |
| This is a test |
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Tag: [code]text[/code]
text will show up as if it was a piece of code posted. It will keep its formatting, thus tabs and hard CRLF's are kept. The
font used is a proportional font, and wrapping will occur when a line is too big.
Example:
[code]
void main()
{
printf("this is a test");
}
[/code]
will result in:
| Code: |
void main()
{
printf("this is a test");
}
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Tag: [offtopic]text[/offtopic]
Makes text become displayed smaller and in a different color so it is separated from the main text.
Example:
[offtopic]this is a test[/offtopic] will result in:
Offtopic:
this is a test
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Tag: [list][*]item1[/*]...[/list]
Will format the list of items which are formatted between [*] and [/*] into a list with dots (An 'UL') list.
You can use formatting inside an item.
Example:
[list]
[*]This is item 1[/*]
[*]This is item 2[/*]
[/list]
will result in:
- This is item 1
- This is item 2
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Tag: [list type="UL|OL"][*]item1[/*]...[/list]
Will format the list of items which are formatted between [*] and [/*] into a list with dots when type = "UL", or
in a list of numbers when the type = "OL". You can use formatting inside an item.
Example:
[list type="OL"]
[*]This is item 1[/*]
[*]This is item 2[/*]
[/list]
will result in:
- This is item 1
- This is item 2
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Tag: [size value='1|2|3|4|5|6]text[/size]
Makes text become displayed in the size specified, 1 being very small, 6 being very large.
Example:
[size value='5']this is a test[/size] will result in:
this is a test
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Tag: [color value="Hexvalue"]text[/color]
Makes text become displayed in the color specified. The color has to be in hexadecimal: RRGGBB, without the '#'.
Example:
[color value="FF0000"]this is a test[/color] will result in:
this is a test
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Tag: any valid email-address
The email-address is transformed into a clickable link which open a mail construction window using the default mail program.
Email-addresses are found using the following regular expression:
\w+([-+.]\w+)*@\w+([-.]\w+)*\.\w+([-.]\w+)*
Example:
My email address is: foobar@example.com
will result in:
My email address is: foobar@example.com
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Tag: any valid URL
The URL is transformed into a clickable link which opens a new browser window with the URL specified. Please do include 'http://' or
'https://' because otherwise the link will end up as being a relative link to the forum and people will not be able to use it.
URL's are found using the following regular expression:
(http://www.|http://|https://www.|https://)([\w-]+\.)+[\w-]+(/[\w-./?%&+,~=#]*)?
Example:
My homepage is: http://www.example.com/foldername
will result in:
My homepage is: http://www.example.com/foldername
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Tag: several smileys
HnD supports a nice collection of smileys to use in your texts to illustrate the meaning of the texts. These smileys are custom
designed for HnD so they fit in the layout. Use smileys with care, since misinterpretation of your texts based on the smileys can
occur plus some users might find all those happy faces annoying. You can't use smileys inside code-blocks.
The following collection is currently supported:
:D  :(  :) 
;)  8)  :P 
:?  :o  :/ 
;(  :! 
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