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the [code] tag
Erm...how do I use it? Like, is there a way to display [img] and [/img] with an actual picture and have the tags show up?
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The code tag, in my experience, makes a box where the rest of the tags don't do anything.
Like say, if this were in a code tag. Code:
Like say, if this were in a code tag.http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w.../igglybuff.png Edit x2: I don't think it's working right at all actually... |
Ahaha, yeah, that was my problem.
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Html tag. I don't know what the code tag is for at all...
HTML Code:
[B]Like say, if [I]this[/I] were in a code tag.[/B]HTML Code:
[IMG]http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w145/serrabritt/igglybuff.png[/IMG] |
Ah, ok, thanks.
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Glad I could help you Espy :3
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Accoring to the my research, the difference is:
Code The [code] tag switches to a fixed-width (monospace) font and preserves all spacing. Usage Code:
valueCode:
<script type="text">Code:
<script type="text">HTML Code The [html] tag allows you to perform syntax highlighting for HTML code. Usage HTML Code:
valueHTML Code:
Example Output HTML Code:
<img src="image.gif" alt="image" /> |
Cool. So when needed, I'll probably be using the html tag instead of code.
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Glad I could help explain the difference a bit more. I did have to do some back end research. :3
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