BBCode is (or was) a commonly used way to style posts without letting people insert whatever HTML tag they wanted. They usually look the html tag they represent, except instead of using <> brackets, it uses []. For example, to make something bold in HTML, you'd do <b>this is bold</b>. In BBCode, this is [b]this is bold[/b]. These tags are supported in the forums, program and resource descriptions, program instructions, and program notes: This is bold - [b]This is bold[/b] This is italic - [i]This is italic[/i] Underlined - [u]Underlined[/u] Strikethrough - [s]Strikethrough[/s] This is ^superscript - This is [sup]superscript[/sup] This is _subscript - This is [sub]subscript[/sub] Google - [url=www.google.com]Google[/url] [img]http://smilebasicsource.com/favicon.ico[/img] To make lists like this:

• A list
• of items

Use this bbcode: [list] [*]A list [*]of items [/list] If you use [list=1] instead, you'll get a numbered list. Some special ones:

Look at my awesome codez plz

This is the [code][/code] tag set. The [code] tag takes everything within the tags EXACTLY as typed, so each line you make will show up. This includes the very first line, so if you post the code on a separate line from the [code] tag, it'll create an empty line in the code, like so:

oops

Play around with it a bit until you get the results you want. You can also do: PRINT "Inline code" - [icode]PRINT "Inline code"[/icode] These are extra tags supported in Resources:

This is a big header

This is a medium header

This is a small header

Some content you want to link in the page