Sometimes you will see a single letter, sometimes you will see words, but the code will always be intuitive. The examples below will make this clearer.

Code (language specific) [code={language}]{text}[/code] Like the regular [code] tag it is used to render a snippet of code, but with this variant is possible to indicate which language is used so it can do proper synatx highlighting.

Showing code; Preformatted text; Posting a spoiler; You can also browse the categories: Formatting; Web3; General

BBCode is short for Bulletin Board Code. It is used as a way for formatting posts made on message boards, blogs and more. It is similar to HTML in the sense that in BBCode one does also use tags to format something specific (contained within the tag).

Using the [img] bbcode tag you can easily post images on any site that support bbcode. This page shows how. To find out more about the bbcode tags used on this page, please go to the bbcode tags reference page.. The following bbcode:

BBCode Playground On this page you can experiment with our implementation of bbcode. Write any text and bbcode you like and submit it and you will immediately be able to see the parsed version of it. Doesn't work? This page used the bbcode parser from www.moviecodec.com. It only supported a smaller subset of bbcode tags,

On this page you can find various interesting and usefull resources and tools. BBcode table generator On this page you can create bbcode based tables.

The following bbcode: [code] $b = Showing code with BBCode Rendering some text (mostly code) while maintaining all white spacing and indentation within. Also uses a monospaced font (each character takes up the same space).

It was in this context that BBCode (spelled like this, not bb code or BBCODE) emerged. BBCode was created in the Ultimate Bulletin Board (UBB) software in 1998, written in the Perl language, becoming the PHP package UBB.threads.

Listing items with BBCode This example shows how to create different lists types, with some variations - using the [ol], [ul] and the [list] tags. Be aware that different bbcode implementations tend use slightly different list tags. To find out more about the bbcode tags used on this page, please go to the bbcode tags