command codes

[dg]

In each case I have eliminated the left-most square bracket so that the commands will show in the published post.

b][/b] bold
i][/i] italics
u][/u] underline
s][/s] strikethru
glow=red,2,300][/glow] glow
shadow=red,left,300][/shadow] shadow
move][/move] marquee
pre][/pre] preformated text
left][/left] align left
center][/center] align center
right][/right] align right
hr] horizontal rule
size=2][/size] font size
font=Verdana][/font] font face
color=Red][/color] colors (red example)
youtube][/youtube] you tube video
blockquote][/blockquote] block quote
url][/url] insert hyperlink
img][/img] insert image
email][/email] insert email
table][tr][td][/td][/tr][/table] insert table (1x1 example)
tr][/tr] insert table row
td][/td] insert table column cell
sup][/sup] superscript
sub][/sub] subscript
tt][/tt] teletype
code][/code] insert code
quote][/quote] insert quote
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[/li][li]
[/li][li]
[/li][li]
[/list] list items


Don't forget to reinsert the left square brackets when using these commands.

[sd]

Hi DG- You've made a list of many command codes- I obviously see the use of color and print size- Where does one find examples of what these different codes do? The Cliff's notes version?
I assume these command codes are programmer's and web builders building blocks.
Thanks that you posted how to insert these commands in the front and at the end of the post- A most basic step- MSN had the capacity to apply text size and color-Now that I know how to do this with a couple of "commands" - neat stuff.
I understand a portion,
but what does
move] [/move] marquee do? Or many of the others?
Is there a simple reference to how these can be applied ?and what the effects will be?
increasing text size and color, add some bold, underline, change the fonts- this is all neat stuff. Gives versatility.

Some of the other stuff I can't figure- Is there an easy on-line reference? I don't know that I'd ever use/need it, but you never know what you can't imagine.
SD




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[dg]

sd:

I don't know. I'm still learning too. What I did here was click every command icon provided when one initiates a thread or modifies a post (one by one), then remove the left most square bracket -- so we could all see the actual commands to write as desired. I then wrote to the right of the command what was revealed when my mouse covered the icon.

All I can say about some is try it when you feel adventurous.