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DtY: /* V3 BBCodes */ proofed

2009-04-28T21:55:16Z

V3 BBCodes: proofed

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	==V3 BBCodes==		==V3 BBCodes==
-	The fallowing are some of the bbcodes being introduced in Verson 3 of the CompSci.ca software. Thess BBCodes are still in testing and may or may not ~~aucatly~~ be in [[V3]] and ~~deftaly~~ will not work on [[V2]].	+	The fallowing are some of the bbcodes being introduced in Verson 3 of the CompSci.ca software. Thess BBCodes are still in testing and may or may not acually be in [[V3]] and definitely will not work on [[V2]].

	===Wiki Tag===		===Wiki Tag===
-	This tag allows us to quickly make a link to a page on the CompSci.ca Wiki by using the ~~falowing~~ tag and the page name. For Example:	+	This tag allows us to quickly make a link to a page on the CompSci.ca Wiki by using the following tag and the page name. For Example:
	:<code>[wiki]BBcode[/wiki]</code>		:<code>[wiki]BBcode[/wiki]</code>
	:This will make a link to this page on the wiki.		:This will make a link to this page on the wiki.

	===Google Tag===		===Google Tag===
-	Like the wiki tag this will make a link to ~~sreach~~ [[Google]] for the given text. This is ~~usefull~~ when directing users to ~~sreach~~ google for help. Example:	+	Like the wiki tag this will make a link to search [[Google]] for the given text. This is useful when directing users to search google for help. Example:
	:<code>[Google]CompSci[/google]</code>		:<code>[Google]CompSci[/google]</code>
-	:This will make a link to ~~sreach~~ google for CompSci	+	:This will make a link to search google for CompSci

	===Yahoo Tag===		===Yahoo Tag===
-	Excatly like the Google tag but uses the [[Yahoo]] ~~sreach engion~~. Example:	+	Excatly like the Google tag but uses the [[Yahoo]] search engine. Example:
	:<code>[Yahoo]CompSci[/Yahoo]</code>		:<code>[Yahoo]CompSci[/Yahoo]</code>
-	:This will make a link to ~~sreach~~ yahoo for CompSci	+	:This will make a link to search yahoo for CompSci

	===Ebay Tag===		===Ebay Tag===
-	Like the above tags the ebay tag will ~~sreach~~ [[Ebay]] for an item listed. Example:	+	Like the above tags the ebay tag will search [[Ebay]] for an item listed. Example:
	:<code>[Ebay]Laptops[/Ebay]</code>		:<code>[Ebay]Laptops[/Ebay]</code>
	:This will make a link to sreach ebay for laptops		:This will make a link to sreach ebay for laptops

	===Username Tag===		===Username Tag===
-	~~Simpley~~ puts your username ~~inplace~~ of the tag. Example:	+	Simply puts your username in place of the tag. Example:
	:<code>[username]</code>		:<code>[username]</code>
	:Will put your username in place of the tag.		:Will put your username in place of the tag.

	===Strike Tag===		===Strike Tag===
-	~~Atacks~~ the ~~same as the the strike html tag and puts~~ a strike threw ~~the text~~. Example:	+	Will put the text with a strike threw it. Example:
	:<code>[strike]Tony is the coolest[/strike]</code>		:<code>[strike]Tony is the coolest[/strike]</code>
	:Will output <strike>Tony is the coolest</strike>		:Will output <strike>Tony is the coolest</strike>

	===Footnote Tag===		===Footnote Tag===
-	This ~~atacks~~ much like footnotes in word processors and will put a number with the footnote at the bottom of the post. Example:	+	This attacks much like footnotes in word processors and will put a number with the footnote at the bottom of the post. Example:
	:<code>Dan[footnote]Dan is a hacker[/footnote] likes popcorn.</code>		:<code>Dan[footnote]Dan is a hacker[/footnote] likes popcorn.</code>
-	:Will put "Dan<b><i>^1</i></b> likes popcorn" with ^1 being ~~an supercased 1~~ and "<b><i>1. Dan is a Hacker</i></b>" at the end of the post.	+	:Will put "Dan<b><i>^1</i></b> likes popcorn" with ^1 being a super script, and "<b><i>1. Dan is a Hacker</i></b>" at the end of the post.

	===Offtopic Tag===		===Offtopic Tag===
-	This puts th	+	This puts the words "Offtopic" in front of the tagged text as well as making it italicised and blue. Example:
-	~~1000~~	+
-	e words Offtopic in front of the ~~taged~~ text as well as making it ~~italicesed~~ and blue. Example:	+
	:<code>[offtopic]Martin is a lamer mod[/offtopic]</code>		:<code>[offtopic]Martin is a lamer mod[/offtopic]</code>
-	:Will output "<i>Offtopic: Martin is a lamer mod</i>" in a blue ~~color~~. <i>Pic to come when v3 realsed</i>.	+	:Will output "<i>Offtopic: Martin is a lamer mod</i>" in a blue colour. <i>Pic to come when v3 realsed</i>.

	===Spoiler Tag===		===Spoiler Tag===
-	~~Ment~~ for posts that may give ~~somthing~~ away the user may not ~~whont~~ to see right away. Like some ~~tutorals~~ or ~~moive~~/game reviews (not that we get many of them). Example:	+	Meant for posts that may give something away the user may not want to see right away. Like some tutorials or film/game reviews (not that we get many of them). Example:
	:<code>[spoiler]Neo is the one[/spoiler]</code>		:<code>[spoiler]Neo is the one[/spoiler]</code>
-	:This will output a black box with the title spolier that can only be read when the text is highlighted with a mouse. <i>Pic to come when v3 ~~realsted~~</i>.	+	:This will output a black box with the title spolier that can only be read when the text is highlighted with a mouse. <i>Pic to come when v3 released</i>.

	===Tab Tag===		===Tab Tag===
-	~~Alows~~ for tabs to be placed in posts, ~~witch~~ can be quite ~~usefull~~ some times ~~esptaly~~ with code ~~exmaples~~.	+	Allows for tabs to be placed in posts, which can be quite useful some times especially with code examples.
	:<code>[Tab]Hello World</code>		:<code>[Tab]Hello World</code>
	:Will out put " Hello World" where the space is one tab length.		:Will out put " Hello World" where the space is one tab length.

DtY: /* Inserting Images */ took out "1000" sitting in the middle of the article

2009-04-28T21:47:59Z

Inserting Images: took out "1000" sitting in the middle of the article

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	==Inserting Images==		==Inserting Images==
	[[Image:OniTony.jpg\|thumbnail\|100px\|right\|Oni [[Tony]]]]		[[Image:OniTony.jpg\|thumbnail\|100px\|right\|Oni [[Tony]]]]
-	BBCode allows us to insert images into th	+	BBCode allows us to insert images into the forums. Go easy on this, however. Inserting large images will get you in trouble. If you want to insert a large image, you can make a [[thumbnail]] of it.
-	~~1000~~	+
-	e forums. Go easy on this, however. Inserting large images will get you in trouble. If you want to insert a large image, you can make a [[thumbnail]] of it.	+

	To insert an image, wrap the URL to the image in '''[img][/img]''' tags. For example:		To insert an image, wrap the URL to the image in '''[img][/img]''' tags. For example:

DtY: /* Syntax Highlighting */ Put languages into a list (not in a block)

2009-04-28T21:35:44Z

Syntax Highlighting: Put languages into a list (not in a block)

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	public class HelloWorld		public class HelloWorld
	{		{
-	public static void main(~~Str~~	+	public static void main(String[] args)
-	~~1000~~	+
-	~~ing~~[] args)	+
	{		{
	System.out.println("Hello world!");		System.out.println("Hello world!");
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	Syntax highlighting will not work unless specific conditions are met.		Syntax highlighting will not work unless specific conditions are met.
	*Do not start the string with an upper case letter. "java" is used, not "Java".		*Do not start the string with an upper case letter. "java" is used, not "Java".
-	*Insert non-formatted text ~~hereUse~~ letters only. "cpp" is used, not <nowiki>"c++"</nowiki>	+	*Insert non-formatted text here. Use letters only: "cpp" is used, not <nowiki>"c++"</nowiki>
	*Not all languages are supported.		*Not all languages are supported.

-	*The supported languages include: French ActionScript ("actionscript-french"), ActionScript ("actionscript"), ADA ("ada"), Apache ("apache"), AppleScript ("applescript"), ASM ("asm"), ASP ("asp"), AutoIt("autoit"), Bash ("bash"), Blitz Basic ("blitzbasic"), C ("c"), ("caddcl"), CadLisp("cadlisp"), CFM ("cfm"), C++ ("cpp"), C# ("csharp"), CSS ("css"), C Mac("c_mac"), D ("d"), Delphi ("delphi"), Diff ("diff"), Div ("div"), Dos ("dos"), Eiffel ("eiffel"), Free Basic("freebasic"), GML ("gml"), Haskell("haskell"), HTML 4 - Strict ("html4strict"), INI ("ini"), INNO ("inno"), Java ("java"), Java 5("java5"), JavaScript("javascript"), Lisp("lisp"), LUA("lua"), MatLab("matlab"), MPasm("mpasm"), MySQL("mysql"), NSIS ("nsis"), Objective C("objc"), O'Caml-Brief("ocaml-brief"), O'Caml ("ocaml"), OOBas ("oobas"), ("oracle8"), PASCAL ("pascal"), Perl ("perl"), PHP-Brief ("php-brief"), PHP("php"), Python ("python"), QBasic("qbasic"), Robots("robots"), Ruby ("ruby"), Scheme ("scheme"), SDL Basic("sdlbasic"), Smarty ("smarty"), SQL ("sql"), TSQL ("tsql"), Turing("turing"), Visual Basic ("vb"), Visual Basic.Net ("vbnet"), VHDL ("vhdl"), Visual FoxPro("visualfoxpro")~~, and~~ XML ("xml").	+	The supported languages include:
		+	*French ActionScript ("actionscript-french")
		+	*ActionScript ("actionscript")
		+	*ADA ("ada")
		+	*Apache ("apache")
		+	*AppleScript ("applescript")
		+	*ASM ("asm")
		+	*ASP ("asp")
		+	*AutoIt("autoit")
		+	*Bash ("bash")
		+	*Blitz Basic ("blitzbasic")
		+	*C ("c", "caddcl")
		+	*CadLisp("cadlisp")
		+	*CFM ("cfm")
		+	*C++ ("cpp")
		+	*C# ("csharp")
		+	*CSS ("css")
		+	*C Mac("c_mac")
		+	*D ("d")
		+	*Delphi ("delphi")
		+	*Diff ("diff")
		+	*Div ("div")
		+	*Dos ("dos")
		+	*Eiffel ("eiffel")
		+	*Free Basic("freebasic")
		+	*GML ("gml")
		+	*Haskell("haskell")
		+	*HTML 4 - Strict ("html4strict")
		+	*INI ("ini")
		+	*INNO ("inno")
		+	*Java ("java")
		+	*Java 5 ("java5")
		+	*JavaScript ("javascript")
		+	*Lisp("lisp")
		+	*LUA("lua")
		+	*MatLab("matlab")
		+	*MPasm("mpasm")
		+	*MySQL("mysql")
		+	*NSIS ("nsis")
		+	*Objective C ("objc")
		+	*O'Caml-Brief("ocaml-brief")
		+	*O'Caml ("ocaml")
		+	*OOBas ("oobas", "oracle8")
		+	*PASCAL ("pascal")
		+	*Perl ("perl")
		+	*PHP-Brief ("php-brief")
		+	*PHP("php")
		+	*Python ("python")
		+	*QBasic("qbasic")
		+	*Robots("robots")
		+	*Ruby ("ruby")
		+	*Scheme ("scheme")
		+	*SDL Basic("sdlbasic")
		+	*Smarty ("smarty")
		+	*SQL ("sql")
		+	*TSQL ("tsql")
		+	*Turing("turing")
		+	*Visual Basic ("vb")
		+	*Visual Basic.Net ("vbnet")
		+	*VHDL ("vhdl")
		+	*Visual FoxPro ("visualfoxpro")
		+	*XML ("xml")

-	*Some of these tags require special formatting to work, ~~thy will~~ will posted in due time.	+	Some of these tags require special formatting to work, they will be posted in due time.

	==Quoting==		==Quoting==

DtY: /* What is BBCode? proofread */

2009-04-28T21:20:12Z

What is BBCode? proofread

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	==What is BBCode?==		==What is BBCode?==
-	BBCode is a special implementation of HTML. Whether you can actually use BBCode in your posts on the forum is determined by the administrator. In addition, you can disable BBCode on a per post basis via the posting form. BBCode itself is similar in style to HTML: tags are enclosed in square ~~braces~~ [ and ] rather than < and > and it offers greater control over what and how something is displayed. Depending on the template you are using you may find adding BBCode to your posts is made much easier through a clickable interface above the message area on the posting form. Even with this you may find the following guide useful.	+	BBCode is a special implementation of HTML. Whether you can actually use BBCode in your posts on the forum is determined by the administrator. In addition, you can disable BBCode on a per post basis via the posting form. BBCode itself is similar in style to HTML: tags are enclosed in square brackets, "[" and "]" rather than "<" and ">", and it offers greater control over what and how something is displayed. Depending on the template you are using you may find adding BBCode to your posts is made much easier through a clickable interface above the message area on the posting form. Even with this you may find the following guide useful.

	Please note that BBCode is '''not''' used in editing '''wiki''' pages. For information on how to edit wiki pages, please go [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:How_to_edit_a_page here].		Please note that BBCode is '''not''' used in editing '''wiki''' pages. For information on how to edit wiki pages, please go [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:How_to_edit_a_page here].

Mackie: /* Syntax Highlighting */

2008-03-19T11:20:51Z

Syntax Highlighting

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	Syntax highlighting will not work unless specific conditions are met.		Syntax highlighting will not work unless specific conditions are met.
	*Do not start the string with an upper case letter. "java" is used, not "Java".		*Do not start the string with an upper case letter. "java" is used, not "Java".
-	*~~Use~~ letters only. "cpp" is used, not "c "	+	*Insert non-formatted text hereUse letters only. "cpp" is used, not <nowiki>"c++"</nowiki>
	*Not all languages are supported.		*Not all languages are supported.
		+
	*The supported languages include: French ActionScript ("actionscript-french"), ActionScript ("actionscript"), ADA ("ada"), Apache ("apache"), AppleScript ("applescript"), ASM ("asm"), ASP ("asp"), AutoIt("autoit"), Bash ("bash"), Blitz Basic ("blitzbasic"), C ("c"), ("caddcl"), CadLisp("cadlisp"), CFM ("cfm"), C++ ("cpp"), C# ("csharp"), CSS ("css"), C Mac("c_mac"), D ("d"), Delphi ("delphi"), Diff ("diff"), Div ("div"), Dos ("dos"), Eiffel ("eiffel"), Free Basic("freebasic"), GML ("gml"), Haskell("haskell"), HTML 4 - Strict ("html4strict"), INI ("ini"), INNO ("inno"), Java ("java"), Java 5("java5"), JavaScript("javascript"), Lisp("lisp"), LUA("lua"), MatLab("matlab"), MPasm("mpasm"), MySQL("mysql"), NSIS ("nsis"), Objective C("objc"), O'Caml-Brief("ocaml-brief"), O'Caml ("ocaml"), OOBas ("oobas"), ("oracle8"), PASCAL ("pascal"), Perl ("perl"), PHP-Brief ("php-brief"), PHP("php"), Python ("python"), QBasic("qbasic"), Robots("robots"), Ruby ("ruby"), Scheme ("scheme"), SDL Basic("sdlbasic"), Smarty ("smarty"), SQL ("sql"), TSQL ("tsql"), Turing("turing"), Visual Basic ("vb"), Visual Basic.Net ("vbnet"), VHDL ("vhdl"), Visual FoxPro("visualfoxpro"), and XML ("xml").		*The supported languages include: French ActionScript ("actionscript-french"), ActionScript ("actionscript"), ADA ("ada"), Apache ("apache"), AppleScript ("applescript"), ASM ("asm"), ASP ("asp"), AutoIt("autoit"), Bash ("bash"), Blitz Basic ("blitzbasic"), C ("c"), ("caddcl"), CadLisp("cadlisp"), CFM ("cfm"), C++ ("cpp"), C# ("csharp"), CSS ("css"), C Mac("c_mac"), D ("d"), Delphi ("delphi"), Diff ("diff"), Div ("div"), Dos ("dos"), Eiffel ("eiffel"), Free Basic("freebasic"), GML ("gml"), Haskell("haskell"), HTML 4 - Strict ("html4strict"), INI ("ini"), INNO ("inno"), Java ("java"), Java 5("java5"), JavaScript("javascript"), Lisp("lisp"), LUA("lua"), MatLab("matlab"), MPasm("mpasm"), MySQL("mysql"), NSIS ("nsis"), Objective C("objc"), O'Caml-Brief("ocaml-brief"), O'Caml ("ocaml"), OOBas ("oobas"), ("oracle8"), PASCAL ("pascal"), Perl ("perl"), PHP-Brief ("php-brief"), PHP("php"), Python ("python"), QBasic("qbasic"), Robots("robots"), Ruby ("ruby"), Scheme ("scheme"), SDL Basic("sdlbasic"), Smarty ("smarty"), SQL ("sql"), TSQL ("tsql"), Turing("turing"), Visual Basic ("vb"), Visual Basic.Net ("vbnet"), VHDL ("vhdl"), Visual FoxPro("visualfoxpro"), and XML ("xml").
		+
		+	*Some of these tags require special formatting to work, thy will will posted in due time.

	==Quoting==		==Quoting==

Mackie: Updated image.

2008-03-18T04:38:49Z

Updated image.

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-	[[Image:~~Logo2~~.gif\|thumbnail\|200px\|right\|[[CompSci.ca]] logo]]	+	[[Image:Logo phpBB-6.gif\|thumbnail\|200px\|right\|[[CompSci.ca]] logo]]
	:<code><nowiki>[url=http://www.compsci.ca/v3/index.php]</nowiki></code>		:<code><nowiki>[url=http://www.compsci.ca/v3/index.php]</nowiki></code>

Mackie: /* Combining Formatting Tags */

2008-03-18T04:33:31Z

Combining Formatting Tags

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	[[Image:Logo2.gif\|thumbnail\|200px\|right\|[[CompSci.ca]] logo]]		[[Image:Logo2.gif\|thumbnail\|200px\|right\|[[CompSci.ca]] logo]]
-	:<code><nowiki>[url=http://www.compsci.ca/v2/index.php]</nowiki></code>	+	:<code><nowiki>[url=http://www.compsci.ca/v3/index.php]</nowiki></code>

-	:<code><nowiki>[img]http://~~www.~~compsci.ca/v2/templates/~~Appalachia~~/images/logo_phpBB.gif[/img]</nowiki></code>	+	:<code><nowiki>[img]http://compsci.ca/v3/templates/subSilver/images/logo_phpBB.gif[/img]</nowiki></code>

	:<code>[/url]</code>		:<code>[/url]</code>

	:This produces the CompSci.ca logo, and the image links to the CompSci.ca forum index.		:This produces the CompSci.ca logo, and the image links to the CompSci.ca forum index.
-

	==Staff Only BBCodes==		==Staff Only BBCodes==

Mackie: Updated syntax highlighting supported languages. Like 100's of them were not listed.

2008-03-18T04:29:03Z

Updated syntax highlighting supported languages. Like 100's of them were not listed.

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	*Use letters only. "cpp" is used, not "c "		*Use letters only. "cpp" is used, not "c "
	*Not all languages are supported.		*Not all languages are supported.
-	**The supported languages include ~~Java~~ ("~~java~~"), C ("c"), C ("cpp"), ~~Python~~ ("~~python~~"), ~~Pascal~~ ("~~pascal~~"), Lisp ("lisp"), ~~Bash~~ ("~~bash~~"), ~~PHP~~ ("~~php~~"), ~~VisualBASIC~~ ("vb"), ~~SQL~~ ("~~sql~~"), ~~css~~ ("~~css~~"), ~~and ada~~ ("~~ada~~").	+	*The supported languages include: French ActionScript ("actionscript-french"), ActionScript ("actionscript"), ADA ("ada"), Apache ("apache"), AppleScript ("applescript"), ASM ("asm"), ASP ("asp"), AutoIt("autoit"), Bash ("bash"), Blitz Basic ("blitzbasic"), C ("c"), ("caddcl"), CadLisp("cadlisp"), CFM ("cfm"), C++ ("cpp"), C# ("csharp"), CSS ("css"), C Mac("c_mac"), D ("d"), Delphi ("delphi"), Diff ("diff"), Div ("div"), Dos ("dos"), Eiffel ("eiffel"), Free Basic("freebasic"), GML ("gml"), Haskell("haskell"), HTML 4 - Strict ("html4strict"), INI ("ini"), INNO ("inno"), Java ("java"), Java 5("java5"), JavaScript("javascript"), Lisp("lisp"), LUA("lua"), MatLab("matlab"), MPasm("mpasm"), MySQL("mysql"), NSIS ("nsis"), Objective C("objc"), O'Caml-Brief("ocaml-brief"), O'Caml ("ocaml"), OOBas ("oobas"), ("oracle8"), PASCAL ("pascal"), Perl ("perl"), PHP-Brief ("php-brief"), PHP("php"), Python ("python"), QBasic("qbasic"), Robots("robots"), Ruby ("ruby"), Scheme ("scheme"), SDL Basic("sdlbasic"), Smarty ("smarty"), SQL ("sql"), TSQL ("tsql"), Turing("turing"), Visual Basic ("vb"), Visual Basic.Net ("vbnet"), VHDL ("vhdl"), Visual FoxPro("visualfoxpro"), and XML ("xml").
-	**Most other languages are not supported, ~~such as Turing, Ruby~~, O'Caml, ~~and Haskell are not supported.~~	+
-	***This means that there will be no syntax highlighting for these languages. However,~~the~~ "~~language_name:~~" ~~code box will appear~~. ~~In future versions~~, ~~support for these languages may be added~~, ~~so it is good to use [syntax][/syntax] tags on these languages anyways~~.	+

	==Quoting==		==Quoting==

BjjYqe at 00:55, 7 June 2007

2007-06-07T00:55:34Z

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	public class HelloWorld		public class HelloWorld
	{		{
-	public static void main(~~String~~[] args)	+	public static void main(Str
		+	1000
		+	ing[] args)
	{		{
	System.out.println("Hello world!");		System.out.println("Hello world!");
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	Syntax highlighting will not work unless specific conditions are met.		Syntax highlighting will not work unless specific conditions are met.
	*Do not start the string with an upper case letter. "java" is used, not "Java".		*Do not start the string with an upper case letter. "java" is used, not "Java".
-	*Use letters only. "cpp" is used, not "c++"	+	*Use letters only. "cpp" is used, not "c "
	*Not all languages are supported.		*Not all languages are supported.
-	**The supported languages include Java ("java"), C ("c"), C++ ("cpp"), Python ("python"), Pascal ("pascal"), Lisp ("lisp"), Bash ("bash"), PHP ("php"), VisualBASIC ("vb"), SQL ("sql"), css ("css"), and ada ("ada").	+	**The supported languages include Java ("java"), C ("c"), C ("cpp"), Python ("python"), Pascal ("pascal"), Lisp ("lisp"), Bash ("bash"), PHP ("php"), VisualBASIC ("vb"), SQL ("sql"), css ("css"), and ada ("ada").
	**Most other languages are not supported, such as Turing, Ruby, O'Caml, and Haskell are not supported.		**Most other languages are not supported, such as Turing, Ruby, O'Caml, and Haskell are not supported.
	***This means that there will be no syntax highlighting for these languages. However,the "language_name:" code box will appear. In future versions, support for these languages may be added, so it is good to use [syntax][/syntax] tags on these languages anyways.		***This means that there will be no syntax highlighting for these languages. However,the "language_name:" code box will appear. In future versions, support for these languages may be added, so it is good to use [syntax][/syntax] tags on these languages anyways.
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	==Inserting Images==		==Inserting Images==
	[[Image:OniTony.jpg\|thumbnail\|100px\|right\|Oni [[Tony]]]]		[[Image:OniTony.jpg\|thumbnail\|100px\|right\|Oni [[Tony]]]]
-	BBCode allows us to insert images into ~~the~~ forums. Go easy on this, however. Inserting large images will get you in trouble. If you want to insert a large image, you can make a [[thumbnail]] of it.	+	BBCode allows us to insert images into th
		+	1000
		+	e forums. Go easy on this, however. Inserting large images will get you in trouble. If you want to insert a large image, you can make a [[thumbnail]] of it.

	To insert an image, wrap the URL to the image in '''[img][/img]''' tags. For example:		To insert an image, wrap the URL to the image in '''[img][/img]''' tags. For example:
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	===Offtopic Tag===		===Offtopic Tag===
-	This puts ~~the~~ words Offtopic in front of the taged text as well as making it italicesed and blue. Example:	+	This puts th
		+	1000
		+	e words Offtopic in front of the taged text as well as making it italicesed and blue. Example:
	:<code>[offtopic]Martin is a lamer mod[/offtopic]</code>		:<code>[offtopic]Martin is a lamer mod[/offtopic]</code>
	:Will output "<i>Offtopic: Martin is a lamer mod</i>" in a blue color. <i>Pic to come when v3 realsed</i>.		:Will output "<i>Offtopic: Martin is a lamer mod</i>" in a blue color. <i>Pic to come when v3 realsed</i>.

Hacker Dan: Reverted edit of Xy2Obf, changed back to last version by Cervantes

2007-05-04T01:06:01Z

Reverted edit of Xy2Obf, changed back to last version by Cervantes

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	Syntax highlighting will not work unless specific conditions are met.		Syntax highlighting will not work unless specific conditions are met.
	*Do not start the string with an upper case letter. "java" is used, not "Java".		*Do not start the string with an upper case letter. "java" is used, not "Java".
-	*Use letters only. "cpp" is used, not "c "	+	*Use letters only. "cpp" is used, not "c++"
	*Not all languages are supported.		*Not all languages are supported.
-	**The supported languages include Java ("java"), C ("c"), C ("cpp"), Python ("python"), Pascal ("pascal"), Lisp ("lisp"), Bash ("bash"), PHP ("php"), VisualBASIC ("vb"), SQL ("sql"), css ("css"), and ada ("ada").	+	**The supported languages include Java ("java"), C ("c"), C++ ("cpp"), Python ("python"), Pascal ("pascal"), Lisp ("lisp"), Bash ("bash"), PHP ("php"), VisualBASIC ("vb"), SQL ("sql"), css ("css"), and ada ("ada").
	**Most other languages are not supported, such as Turing, Ruby, O'Caml, and Haskell are not supported.		**Most other languages are not supported, such as Turing, Ruby, O'Caml, and Haskell are not supported.
	***This means that there will be no syntax highlighting for these languages. However,the "language_name:" code box will appear. In future versions, support for these languages may be added, so it is good to use [syntax][/syntax] tags on these languages anyways.		***This means that there will be no syntax highlighting for these languages. However,the "language_name:" code box will appear. In future versions, support for these languages may be added, so it is good to use [syntax][/syntax] tags on these languages anyways.