STRIKE THROUGHSome text here, [s]striked-through(ed) text[/s]You'll get this:
Some text here,
strike-through(ed) text
theres a few other things you can experiment with, its simple to do, just type some text, highlight it, then click the appropriate symbol above the message text box(when your in full reply mode, not quick reply - if you in quick reply, click preview and it will take you to the full message mode)
Other options/effects include: Glowing text, Shadows, Moving text, text alignment (preformatted, left, center, right) font size/face/color, flash, images, email links, ftp link, tables, superscript, subscript, teletype, code, quote, lists etc.
TABLESThis can be a relatively simple or hard thing to do, depending on prior knowledge and experience.
[table][/table]are the main tags you use to show that you want to make a table. any table code is placed inbetween the two table start/end tags.
Now, think of you table as a grid. if you want to put something in the first row, you have to make a new row first.
this can be done by adding
[tr][/tr] inbetween the table tags. these tags themselves only symbolise the rows.
to add content, you need
cellsa cell is shown by
[td][/td]any content goes inbetween those two tags.
Now, to put something on the third column of the first row, you must have 2 cells before it for the first and second column cells.
the same goes for everything underneath it. e.g.
| first column/first row | | 3rd column/1st row (2nd column empty, but still has a cell) |
| 2nd column/2nd row. 1st/3rd cells empty | |
forum tables are meant to be simple. as a result, features such as table borders and cell spanning are not available (table borders can be visible if defined in stylesheet, however this affects every single table)
HORIZONTAL RULEYou might have seen this above:
What it is is an horizontal rule, pretty much a line that goes straight accross the width of the post. pretty useful for separating things in your posts. the tag button looks like this "<--->" and the tag is [ hr ] (without the spaces between the brackets)