What is CrazyCode?
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CrazyCode is a set of tags that allows for extensive formatting and imaging in an
ordinary post.
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Bold: Use: [b]some text[/b] - Appears: some text
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Pretty self explanatory. Surround any text that you desire to appear bold with the [b]
and [/b] tags.
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Italics: Use: [i]some text[/i] - Appears: some text
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Pretty self explanatory. Surround any text that you desire to appear Italic with the [i]
and [/i] tags.
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Underline: Use: [u]some text[/u] - Appears: some text
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Pretty self explanatory. Surround any text that you desire to appear underlined with
the [u] and [/u] tags.
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Strike-Out: Use: [s]some text[/s] - Appears: some text
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Pretty self explanatory. Surround any text that you desire to appear Striked-Out with
the [s] and [/s] tags.
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Code: Use: [code]some text[/code] - Appears: some text
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Surround any text that you desire to appear fixed-width with
the [code] and [/code] tags. Good for displaying source code (or ASCII pics).
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Link: Use: [link]www.mysite.com[/link]
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The [link] and [/link] tags provide you with the ability to insert a link into the post.
The link will popup as a new window as someone clicks on it. The "http://" is optional, but
will be inserted if left out.
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User Link: Use: [user]username[/user]
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The [user] tag will provide a link to the user profile of the user enclosed in the tags. It will
also correctly capitalize characters in the username.
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Quote: Use: [quote]some quoted text[/quote]
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The [quote] and [/quote] tags allow you to quote someone in a specialized looking box
that formats the quote. This looks neater than stringing the quotes out throughout the
message.
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Images: Use: [image]http://www.myurl.com/directory/image.jpg[/image]
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This allows a user to insert images into the post. The images appear inline with
the message text.
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General Recommendations:
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Any tag that is opened must be closed for it to be processed. Suppose you start a message
and add an [i] and intend for the whole message to be italic. You must provide a [/i] at
the end of your message for the [i]'s to be processed.
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