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Hey all, here is a few translations

My BB Bold Is...
HTML Bold Is....
MyBB Crossed Out (AKA Striked) Is...
HTML Crossed Out Is..
MyBB Italics Are....
HTML Italics Are.....
MyBB IMG Tag's Are....
HTML IMG Tag's Are....
MyBB Code Tag's Are....
HTML Code Tag's Are...
MyBB Quotes Are....
HTML Quotes Are....

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As you can see many codes are related BUT many are not so dont get the idea the every tag is the same

Thanks for posting this. I always have trouble finding the code for doing these edits.

(04-05-2010, 04:53 PM)Backslash Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks for posting this. I always have trouble finding the code for doing these edits.

You's is welcome.

Looks good, hopefully this will help some of the new members understand.

Also, you forgot

Thanks for the share, Been getting back into HTML and im always in need of some help with html codes, I will be sure to use these from time to time, Thank you =].

<strong>Text Here</strong>


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it is <B>Mr.kewl</b>

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<img>server folder/file or direct URL here.</img>

it is

<img src="link">
hmmk

Great information. It would be best stored under some sort of help tab.

Nice info & very usefull for new users in html.. =)

There're some flaws in your tutorial...

First off, it's recommended that you use the CSS attribute:

instead of <s> / <strike>, because I don't think XHTML supports <s>.

You should use <em> instead of <i> if you are going to rely on tags. But really, HTML is a MARKUP language, not a "let's decorate our text" language. There's CSS for that. Use the "font-style" property.

Instead of using <strong></strong>, one should use "font-weight:bold;" (CSS)

To embed an img, you don't use <img></img>. You use <img src="/url/to/image" alt="image description" /> The tag is self closing if you are using XHTML.

<code> isn't an HTML tag. Where did you learn HTML? The equivalent of [code] in HTML is <pre>.

<sizehere> is not an HTML tag. Please, if you are going to teach something, double check your information before teaching it. To declare a font size in HTML, you use CSS, with this attribute:

There're many different unit of measurements used in typography, such as %, em, px, and so on.

I'm sure there's more, but since you didn't put much thought into this (clearly), I don't see a reason to go on.

Quote:<strong>Text Here</strong>


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it is <B>Mr.kewl</b>

<strong></strong> is XHTML.
<b></b> is HTML.

Thanks bro, i really need it. starting my forum up again.