Chester wrote: no it's neither one of them.
<strong> is a html element which gives the text a bold attribute.
just like every attribute, an "/" is added to the end of the area which you want to be "bolded" like this <strong> </strong> but html codes do not work, only the BBcodes do work, which are converted into html by the magic of bbcode. once you do a quote, you're going to be able to see the <strong> and </strong> as they're not converted back to BBcode.
also, not that I've been very active, but I haven't really seen you so I'll stay with a neutral now

[quote="Chester" post=51715]Erm, it's not <strong> </strong> it's <strong> </strong>, just a little help :3 and <strong>[color=#0000ff]Neutral[/color]</strong> for a good application but low gametime![/quote] no it's neither one of them. <strong> is a html element which gives the text a bold attribute. just like every attribute, an "/" is added to the end of the area which you want to be "bolded" like this <strong> </strong> but html codes do not work, only the BBcodes do work, which are converted into html by the magic of bbcode. once you do a quote, you're going to be able to see the <strong> and </strong> as they're not converted back to BBcode. also, not that I've been very active, but I haven't really seen you so I'll stay with a neutral now