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Formatting your Posts


All standard HTML content in a post is shown as is. That is, <b>Stuff</b> will appear in the forum as <b>Stuff</b>. If you want to make the text bold, you will have to use the formatting delimiters discussed below:

MarkupResults
[b]text[/b] text
[i]text[/i] text
[color="red"]text[/color] text (you can use any color or hex value you want here...)
[hl="red"]text[/hl] text (you can use any color or hex value you want here...)
:-) or <Smile /> Smile
:-( or <Sad /> Sad
;-) or <Wink /> Wink
Two consecutive spaces Translated into &nbsp;&nbsp;
Tab character Translated into &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
(Note that you likely cannot type in a tab character... the only way it can be inserted is by typing some code into a text editor and then cutting and pasting it into the textarea...)
[code language="language"]
   ... code ...
[/code]
This will highlight the keywords of the coding language you're using. The options for language are: C#, VB.NET, J#, T-SQL, and VBScript. For example, the following might be the markup for C#:


using System.Date

//some comment
public int foo ()
{
}

The leg-work for getting this feature added was made possible by Dutch.

If you have any other formatting suggestions please let me know, either by emailing me (mitchell@4guysfromrolla.com) or using the on-line feedback form (http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/feedback.shtml).




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