Testing codes and stuff

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ABBR Code. Mouseover for text.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, montes a sapien in nulla,

Acronym. Seems to be the same thing as ABBR? Mouseover for text.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, montes a sapien in nulla,
Spoiler

afro.gif
Float Right

For images.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, montes a sapien in nulla, Blog Entry Link

Horizontal Rule


Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, montes a sapien in nulla, Blog Entry.

Code: 
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, montes a sapien in nulla,
Code

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, montes a sapien in nulla, Extract Blog entry. Explanation: This will allow users to define an extract for an entry. Only this piece of the entry will be displayed on the main blog page and will show up in the RSS feed.

Doesn't seem to do much. Maybe this shows up somewhere when I post this....?






This tag can be used to create multi-page articles. Page links are automatically added based on the number of times this tag is used, and the content is hidden until you reach the specified "page".

THIS MUST ONLY WORK FOR ARTICLES, NOT MESSAGE BOARD POSTS.

@BIGREDIOWAN Member. Explanation: Given a member name, a link is automatically generated to the member's profile (click the name)

@@knapplc Twitter. Just a tag to the user's twitter account. Kinda worthless, since the link auto-loads when you copypasta from twitter

Code: 
U+00D8
Code: 
#x9
XML Codes - maybe I'm not using these right. This seems worthless.

Code: 
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, montes a sapien in nulla
PHP code. Seems to be the same as Code. ???


 
Code: 
<?php
foreach ($mods as &$mod) {
$mod['awesomepoints'] += 1000;
/* because who's awesome? we're awesome! */
}
?>
<p class='doeshtmlworktoo'><!--maybe-->I guess so.</p>
Code: 
<xml>
<favoritesongs>
	<song rating="THEBEST">Call Me Maybe</song>
</favoritesongs>
</xml>
Code: 
Looks like those are for syntax highlighting. But after testing some more, you might be right that they are equivalent to code. Odd.

I didn't know about half the stuff you just posted, how'd you find it?? Cool stuff  :)
 
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They're all in a button to the left of Font on the posting window.

Are you saying PHP code is for syntax highlighting? That's over my head. I haven't even thought about coding/programming in years. I just mess around with source stuff to get images out of persnickity websites these days. That's the extent of my hacking.

 
yeah, I was suggesting that the tags would highlight PHP and XML code, respectively. But it doesn't appear to be the case, because even your typical CODE tag will do that.

 
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