Ever wondered how the pros get their threads nice?
Well, here is their secret.
First off start by editing a thread in source mode:
How that you are in source mode you can see BB Code, yay. Creating a thread, or editing it, in source mode is easier.
Text Formatting:
Positioning:
Text Styling:
Other Formatting:
Lists:
Tables:
There is no button for tables so please read carefully:
A default table will look like this:
Please note that a table cannot consists of more table tags (aka. nesting).
tr indicates the start of a table row
/tr indicates the end of the table row
Note that you cannot enter more tr tags while the current row hasn't ended yet
In example
is not a valid table, neither is
td indicates the start of table data
/td indicates the end of table data
Like tr, td cannot be nested.
How to place stuff next to each other?
How to add spacing?
Note: You cannot use the white space character to add spacing.
There are ways to circumvent that, use a invisible character for example.
This example contains a bunch:
If you have any questions feel free to ask them on this thread.
Well, here is their secret.
First off start by editing a thread in source mode:
How that you are in source mode you can see BB Code, yay. Creating a thread, or editing it, in source mode is easier.
Text Formatting:
Bold text Code: [b]Bold text[/b] | ><>< |
Italics text Code: [i]Italics text[/i] | ><>< |
Underlined text Code: [u]Italics text[/u] | ><>< |
Strikethrough Text Code: [s]Strikethrough Text[/s] |
Positioning:
Align left
Code: [align=left]Align left[/align] | ><>< |
Align Center
Code: [align=center]Align Center[/align] | ><>< |
Align Right
Code: [align=right]Align Right[/align] |
Text Styling:
Different Fonts: Arial Arial Black Comic Sans Courier New Georgia Impact Sans-serif Serif Times New Roman Trebuchet MS Verdana Code: [font=(fontname)]Text[/font] for example: Code: [font=Arial]Text[/font] | ><>< |
Font Sizes: small text Code: [size=small]small text[/size] Code: [size=large]Large Text[/size] for example: Code: [size=3]Very small text[/size] | ><>< |
Font Colours: Green text Code: [color=green]Green text[/color] Code: [color=red]Red text[/color] For example: Blue text Code: [color=#0000FF]Blue text[/color] NordInvasion uses the following Hexadecimal colours: #F305FF - Collectibles #000000 - Marketplace #2FC245 - Green craftables #05C9FF - Teal craftables #0D28FF - House craftables #F78900 - Orange Legendaries #FF0011 - Red Legendaries #800080 - Upgraded Legendaries #c04000 - Rare Materials #0D28FF - Crafted Materials #7D4E0C - Dropped Materials |
Other Formatting:
Horizontal Rule: Code: [hr] | ><>< |
Images: [img]example.png[/img] Code: [img]example.png[/img] | ><>< |
Default Hyper Link: nordinvasion.com Code: [url=nordinvasion.com]nordinvasion.com[/url] | ><>< |
Custom Hyper Link: Click Me! Code: [url=nordinvasion.com]Click Me![/url] |
Video: [video=youtube][/video] Code: [video=youtube](youtube link)[/video] | ><>< |
Spoiler Code: [spoiler]Text[/spoiler] | ><>< |
Spoiler with custom name Code: [spoiler=name]Text[/spoiler] nor does it support some special characters. A list of supported characters will be added soon. |
Lists:
Code: [list] | ><>< |
Code: [list=1] |
Tables:
There is no button for tables so please read carefully:
A default table will look like this:
Code:
[table][tr][td][/td][/tr][/table]
Please note that a table cannot consists of more table tags (aka. nesting).
tr indicates the start of a table row
/tr indicates the end of the table row
Note that you cannot enter more tr tags while the current row hasn't ended yet
In example
Code:
[table][tr][tr][/tr][/table]
Code:
[table][tr][tr][/tr][/tr][/table]
td indicates the start of table data
/td indicates the end of table data
Like tr, td cannot be nested.
How to place stuff next to each other?
Row 1, Cell 1 | Row 1, Cell 2 |
Row 2, Cell 1 | Row 2, Cell 2 |
Code:
[table][tr]
[td]Row 1, Cell 1[/td]
[td]Row 1, Cell 2[/td]
[/tr][tr]
[td]Row 2, Cell 1[/td]
[td]Row 2, Cell 2[/td]
[/tr][/table]
How to add spacing?
Row 1, Cell 1 | | Row 1, Cell 2 |
Row 2, Cell 1 | | Row 2, Cell 2 |
There are ways to circumvent that, use a invisible character for example.
This example contains a bunch:
Code:
[table][tr]
[td]Row 1, Cell 1[/td]
[td] [/td]
[td]Row 1, Cell 2[/td]
[/tr][tr]
[td]Row 2, Cell 1[/td]
[td] [/td]
[td]Row 2, Cell 2[/td]
[/tr][/table]
If you have any questions feel free to ask them on this thread.