Installation
Configuration
Administration
Usage
Development
F.A.Q.
BBCode
Please note, you can use BBCode in any text fields, but subject of records allows only following several tags − [b], [i], [u], [s], [sub], [sup], and [color].
Basic formating
[b]some text[/b] − text is displayed bold.
[i]some text[/i] − text is displayed italic.
[u]some text[/u] − text is displayed underlined.
[s]some text[/s] − text is displayed striked out.
[sub]some text[/sub] − text is displayed subscripted.
[sup]some text[/sup] − text is displayed superscripted.
Extended formating
[color=red]some text[/color] − text is displayed with specified color (red in the example).
[size=10]some text[/size] − text is displayed with specified font size (10pt in the example).
[font=verdana]some text[/font] − text is displayed with specified font family (verdana in the example).
[align=left]some text[/align] − text is displayed aligned as specified (you can use "left", "right" and "center").
Headers
[h1]some header[/h1]
[h2]some header[/h2]
[h3]some header[/h3]
[h4]some header[/h4]
[h5]some header[/h5]
[h6]some header[/h6]
There are 6 header styles are predefined, where "h1" is the biggest one (first level header).
Lists
[list] ... [/list] − numbered list.
[ulist] ... [/ulist] − bulleted list.
[li]some text[/li] − list item.
Example of BBCode:
[list] [li]First[/li] [li]Second[/li] [li]Third[/li] [/list]
will produce following:
1. First 2. Second 3. Third
Text blocks
[quote]some text[/quote] − quotation.
[code]some code[/code] − source code. All whitespace characters will be kept (AKA "preformat").
Links
[url]http://www.example.com[/url] − regular internet link (will be displayed as "http://www.example.com" in the example).
[url=http://www.example.com]some link[/url] − aliased internet link (will be displayed as "some link" in the example).
[mail]etraxis@example.com[/mail] − link to email address (will be displayed as "etraxis@example.com" in the example).
[mail=etraxis@example.com]Artem Rodygin[/mail] − link to email address (will be displayed as "Artem Rodygin" in the example).
Last update: 2009-12-27