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I should imagine BB code stands for bulletin board code.
It's like html code and will make the text behave in certain ways.
This BB code is between square brackets such as this one.
If you put a link inbetween these then it will open that link up in a new page.
If you put text between these two codes it will appear in bold.
When you write a message you'll see some of these bb codes on the editor. Experiment, have a play. You'll find them often quite useful.
It's like html code and will make the text behave in certain ways.
This BB code is between square brackets such as this one.
If you put a link inbetween these then it will open that link up in a new page.
If you put text between these two codes it will appear in bold.
When you write a message you'll see some of these bb codes on the editor. Experiment, have a play. You'll find them often quite useful.
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knotyouraveragejo
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Here's a link with some additional info -
http://librivox.org/forum/faq.php?mode=bbcode
All those buttons at the top of the post reply window will create the tags for you for the most commonly used items. You can preview your post to make sure the tags are doing what you want them to before you submit your message!
http://librivox.org/forum/faq.php?mode=bbcode
All those buttons at the top of the post reply window will create the tags for you for the most commonly used items. You can preview your post to make sure the tags are doing what you want them to before you submit your message!
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[quote="patvanv"][b]What is BBCode?[/b][/quote]
You'll see a [color=green]Help[/color] link to BBCode at the bottom left of every Message and PM window you compose in.
If you want your recipient(s) to [i][b]see[/b][/i] the code, click the box to Disable BBCode in this post (as I've done here.)
Have fun playing!
You'll see a [color=green]Help[/color] link to BBCode at the bottom left of every Message and PM window you compose in.
If you want your recipient(s) to [i][b]see[/b][/i] the code, click the box to Disable BBCode in this post (as I've done here.)
Have fun playing!
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And if you want to see what that looks like with BBCode turned on here it is:
Cloud Mountain wrote:You'll see a Help link to BBCode at the bottom left of every Message and PM window you compose in.patvanv wrote:What is BBCode?
If you want your recipient(s) to see the code, click the box to Disable BBCode in this post (as I've done here.)
Have fun playing!
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