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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Just Another Moderator Join Date: Dec 2000
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vB Code Guide
For those of you who are new to the forums (or maybe not so new), I thought that I would provide a list of some of the more common vBulletin codes that are useful when posting on OCForums. There are several threads posted in the Guidelines section that detail what makes a good post, but none offer any advice on how to really make your posts stand out. I hope this helps in that area. I think most of you will find the codes I have provided to be easily recognizable, but I'm pretty sure there are a couple in here that most of you never knew existed. At any rate, I hope this little quick reference helps some of you out! All vBulletin codes are placed within brackets ( [] ) and begin prior to the text having the format applied. Likewise, the code is ended by placing brackets at the end with a close indicator ( [/] ). For example: Some text [command]here[/command]. "here" would have the vB code command applied to it. The most useful codes will be listed below showing the proper syntax, as well as an example output that they give. I know the Advanced Post box does most of this for you already, but maybe some of you will actually learn how this works (and it doesn't include all of these codes either). Bold Syntax: [b][/b]Usage: I love typing in[b]bold[/b] letters!Output: I love typing in bold letters!__________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Italics Syntax: [i][/i]Usage: I like [i]italics[/i] too!Output: I like italics too!__________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Underline Syntax: [u][/u]Usage: I use [u]underlining[/u] to emphasize a word.Output: I use underlining to emphasize a word.__________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Syntax: [s][/s]Usage: [indent][s]This text has strike through applied[/s][/indent]. Output: __________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Size. Syntax: [size=1-10][/size]Usage: [size=1]Size 1[/size] [size=2]Size 2[/size] [size=3]Size 3[/size]Output: Size 1 Size 2 Size 3__________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Color Syntax: [color='text color' or 'HTML color code'][/color]Usage 1: This is the color [color=red]red[/color]Output 1: This is the color red.Usage 2: This is a shade of [color=#66CC00]green[/color].Output 2: This is a shade of green.__________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Fonts Syntax: [font=font name][/font]Usage: This is the [font=courier]Courier[/font] font.Output: This the Courier font.__________________________________________________ ________________________________________ SuperScript. Syntax: [sup][/sup]Usage: This is [sup]superscript[/sup].Output: This is superscript.__________________________________________________ ________________________________________ SubScript. Syntax: [sub][/sub]Usage: This is [sub]subscript[/sub].Output: This is subscript.__________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Right, left, and centered text. Syntax: [left][/left] [center][/center][right][/right]Usage: [left]Left[/left] [center]Center[/center] [right]Right[/right]Output: Left Center Right __________________________________________________ ________________________________________ URLs and HyperLinking. Syntax: [url='Web address'][/url]Usage: [url=http://ocforums.com]Visit OCForums![/url]Output: Visit OCForums!__________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Lists. Syntax: [indent][list][*][/list][/indent]Usage: [indent][noparse][list][/indent] [*]1st list item [*]2nd list item [*]etc. [/list] Output
**Note**: Doing a [list=1] or a [list=A] will cause the '*' to create numberic or alphabetic ordered lists, respectively.__________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Images. Syntax: [img]Image address[/img]Usage: [img]http://www.ocforums.com/oc_images/logo2.gif[/img]Output: **Note**: To make an image link, do this : [url='Web address'][img]'Image address'[/img][/url]__________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Code Boxes. Syntax: [code][/code]Usage: [code]This text is in a code box[/code]Output: __________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Quote Boxes. Syntax: [quote='Source'][/quote]Usage: [quote=Isaac Asimov]I do not fear computers. I fear the lack of them.[/quote]Output: __________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Want to know how I showed the actual vB commands without parsing? Easy... Syntax: [noparse][command][/command][/noparse]Usage: [noparse][code][/code][/noparse]Output: [code][/code]__________________________________________________ ________________________________________ Also keep in mind that almost any combination of these codes can be used together by embedding them inside one another (I did it throughout this document...you just can't see most of it). For instance, making text bold, italicized, and underlined - all at the same time (i.e. [b][i][u]text[/u][/i][/b] will look like text). This list is nowhere near a complete collection or all-inclusive. I will add others as I feel necessary and/or useful to you. Have fun with them and if you have any questions regarding any of them, just let me know! Jon
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