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Using BBCode

BBCode is a special implementation of HTML which gives you extra control over the formatting of your message. BBCode itself is similar in style to HTML, tags are enclosed in square brackets [ and ] rather than < and >. We use our own modified version of BBCode to include additional features.

• Usernames
• Emoticons
• Quoting
• Images
• URLs

Tagging Usernames

You can use Twitter style username tagging to create a link to a users profile within your message. Please note that this will not work with usernames containing spaces - in this case you will need to link using the URL tag detailed below.

Emoticons

Emoticon code	Image
:D
:)
;)
:(
:oops:
:O
:shock:
:S

Emoticon code	Image
8-)
:lol:
:x
:P
:cry:
:evil:
:twisted:
:roll:

Emoticon code	Image
:!:
:?:
:idea:
:arrow:
:|
:mrgreen:
:geek:
:ugeek:

Quoting

Aside from using the quote links in the corner of each post, or by replying to a private message, you can quote text using the [quote] tags. The 'by' and 'date' attributes are both optional.

Inserting Images

You can insert images into your post by wrapping the image URL in [img] tags. The image must be somewhere online, so if you don't have your own image hosting use a service like photobucket or tinypic to upload your images. By default, images will be resized to ensure they fit within the post and will also link to the original location of the file.

Image of our Track client: [img]http://fslive.eu/img/client.png[/img]

Image of our Track client:

Inserting URLs

You can insert links to other pages on the internet using three methods. In most cases, just by pasting the URL into your message will produce a link once it has been submitted, however in some cases it does not. Otherwise, either wrap the URL in [url] tags, or wrap your own link text in the [url] tags and place the URL inside the first tag, like so:

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