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BBCode Help

CyberArmy Forums now provide support for several BBCode tags commonly used on forums around the web, as well as some enhancements, to offer you greater control over the formatting of your posts. These tags are available in any CyberArmy forum with the HtmlOn^? mode, within message bodies (NOT subject lines or other areas), and other parts of the site, like when sending cMSes.

Each change in formatting is made up by a pair of tags, each enclosed in square brackets. The closing tag begins with a /, similar to HTML tags. Any text between the pair of tags is formatted in the way requested. You can nest tags, and tags' boundaries may overlap. Some opening tags take a parameter, after an = character, causing them to be interpreted differently. Below are examples of use of each tag currently supported:

[url] http://www.cyberarmy.net/ [/url]

[url=http://www.cyberarmy.net/] CyberArmy HQ [/url]

The [url] tags hyperlink the text in between them. If a parameter is specified, this is the url to hyperlink, and the text in between the tags makes up the actual text that users can click on.

     case 0:     do {    *to = *from++;
     case 7:             *to = *from++;
     case 6:             *to = *from++;
     case 5:             *to = *from++;
     case 4:             *to = *from++;
     case 3:             *to = *from++;
     case 2:             *to = *from++;
     case 1:             *to = *from++;
                    } while (--n > 0);

}

[/code]

The [code] tag allows you to insert text that will be unaffected by normal HTML formatting rules, and that will be rendered in a fixed-width font. Ideal for inserting source code, configuration files, IRC logs, etc.