TOPIC: BBCode Tutorial

Before I start the tutorial I know Postal Duke has made one, but he didn't go into much detail as it was only for a signature, so here is mine.

BBCode stands for bulletin board code. It is a implementation of HTML. Whether you can use it on any forums is up to the administrators to decide, here, we can.

BBCode can be used to change the style of your text.

To make any sentence/word bold, you need to enclose it in [ b ] [ /b ] (Without spaces).

Example

Hello [ b ] World [ /b ]
Would turn to:
Hello World

If you want to put you text in color, its the same thing but different code. Here. If you want it red for example, you would put
[ color=red ] (Text) [ /color ]

Example

Hello World.

Underlining.

If for some strange reason you want to underline your text than you would have to enclose what you want underlined in
[ u ] [ /u ]

Example

Hello World

If you want to italicise your text then, you probably guessed it, you would enclose your text you want to italicise in [ I ] [ I ]

Example

Hello World

You can also use several BBCodes in one sentence/word
Like this [ color=red ] [ b ] Hey [ /b ] [ /color ]

Example

Hey

You can also have many other coloured text, by simply replacing
the red after color=red with other colours like

Green
Dark Green
Yellow
Gold

Etc.
There are also so many more.

If you want to highlight what someone wrote, and reply to it, all you have to do is type [ quote="Jeff" ] Here it would be a separate box for what "Jeff" wrote [ /quote ]

Thanks for reading and I hope I helped