Testing vB Code

[Sam Hobbs]

This is small (1) size

This is normal size.

This is size=2, which looks normal.

This is large (3) size.

This is size=4. It looks bold but the bold tag was not used.

This is size=4 with the bold tag.

This is underline bold.

This is Arial.

This is Times.

This is Century.

This is courier, which is usually monospace.

This is monospace.Oooh! The "#" button that says it is for monospace inserts the "code" tag we use for source code!

The following are some characters that can be entered using SGML aliases and their corresponding SGML alias names.


¢ cent
£ pound
¥ yen
§ sect
© copy
¬ not
® reg
° deg
± plusmn
¶ para
· middot
– ndash
— mdash
• bull
& amp
ü uuml
: colon

For example, to get a — use "—".

[Yves M]

Some more vb code tests...

This is x2 (sup tag) <- does not work :(
The element a1,2 (sub tag) <- does not work :(
Now for some nice rainbow effect
OOOOO
OOOOO
OOOOO
OOOOO
OOOOO
OOOOO
OOOOO
OOOOO
OOOOO
OOOOO
OOOOO
OOOOO
OOOOO
OOOOO
OOOOO
OOOOO
OOOOO

This is Tahoma for those who have this font

http://www.codeguru.com/forum/images/cg-logo.gif
Should put the text
to the right
of the image <- does not work :(

[Sam Hobbs]

Originally posted by Yves M
http://www.codeguru.com/forum/images/cg-logo.gif
Should put the text
to the right
of the image <- does not work :( Is it imgg or img?http://www.codeguru.com/forum/images/cg-logo.gif Me thinks it is img you want!

[Yves M]

No, not exactly. I know img works, but on another vBulletin board there are tags imgg and imgd for image on the left / image on the right. Thinking about it (g = gauche, d = droite) they probably implemented it themselves ;)

The point of imgg would be to have an image on the left and that the text would be flowing normally to the right of the image. If you insert an img tag, the image is just like a very big letter in the text :/

[Sam Hobbs]

To get a [ use &amp;#091;
To get a ] use &amp;#093;
To get a : use &amp;#058;