BBCode tags
BBCode tags let you format text in your profile and message-board postings. It's similar to HTML, but simpler. The tags start with a [ (where you would have used < in HTML) and end with ] (where you would have used > in HTML).
| Examples | |
|---|---|
| [b]Bold[/b] | Bold |
| [i]Italic[/i] | Italic |
| [u]Underline[/u] | Underline |
| [s]Strikethrough[/s] | |
| [sup]Superscript[/sup] | XSuperscript |
| [size=15]Big text[/size] | Big text |
| [color=red]Red text[/color] | Red text |
| [url=https://google.com/]link to website[/url] | link to website |
| [quote]Quoted text[/quote] | use for quoted blocks of text |
| [img]http://example.com/pic.jpg[/img] | use to display an image |
| [code]Code snippet here[/code] | use to display some code |
| [pre]Pre-formatted text[/pre] | use to display pre-formatted (usually monospaced) text |
| [list] * Item 1 * Item2 [/list] |
|
| [list=1] * Item 1 * Item2 [/list] |
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| [github]#1392[/github] or [github]ticket:1392[/github] | link to an issue on the BOINC Github repository: #1392 |
| [github]wiki:WebForum[/github] | link to a Wiki page on the BOINC Github repository: BoincIntro |
If you don't close a tag or don't specify a parameter correctly, the raw tag itself will display instead of the formatted text.
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