TOPIC: Support Help

The support .png (in some cases .jpg) file is a file accessible by Zarp forum users to give positive, negative, or neutral support to another user, or group of users. These are some of the bbc-code accessible images on the forum, and are not limited to the default images. While some users prefer to use images from sites like imgur.com, we'll be going over the direct-forum accessible support titles.

#1 | +Support
'+Support' is the first (and most popular) support title directly accessible images on Zarp. As the name states, it is used to give support to an idea, person, or thing. To access this image, type the red lettering below into the BBCcode without the dash between s and p.
:pluss-p:
When typed correctly, it should have an output of something like this:


#2 | Neutral
'Neutral' is the most uncommon support title accessible image directly from Zarp. This should be used when the user cannot determine the sides of good and bad in an idea, or if there is an equal amount of good and bad to one. To access this image, type the red lettering below into the BBCcode without the dash between s and p.
:neutrals-p:
When executed correctly, it should look something like this:


#3 | -Support
'-Support' is a semi-common support title given on the forums of Zarp. This should be used when an idea or person has many faults within it/them that could impact the servers in a bad way. To access this image, type the red lettering below into the BBCcode without the dash between s and p.
:minuss-p:
When done correctly, it should look something like this:


I hope this helped! I can almost say that there's probably another thread like this out there, but this is a good refresher to Zarp users so they don't have to keep doing:
+Support
Neutral
and -Support

Stay tuned for more guides to come! All I ask is for a thank you from everybody who thinks this thread could benefit another person or themselves!

UltraBagel

use the code tags.

EMP wrote: Thanks for telling me! I'll edit in the morning as I'm on mobile right now.