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Please explain the following [img] and more.
Badger
January 2009
edited January 2009
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Have noticed these cropping up in posts, please explain in layman's terms.
[/1] [b] [/u] [img]
Sorry for not being up to speed on these matters but would like to know why they are being used?
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Oggy Red
January 2009
Well, the
b
is for
bold type
.
The
U
for
underline
The img for image (when you attach a photo.
Dunno anout the /1 - but something along the same lines.
When you add comments, you select BBCode and choose from the row of
Bold
,
Italics
,
Underline
, etc
But when people don't quote correctly (like when their are in Text rather than BBCode) then you get exactly what you described.
How's that from an old git technophobe .... ?
;o)
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The U for underline
The img for image (when you attach a photo.
Dunno anout the /1 - but something along the same lines.
When you add comments, you select BBCode and choose from the row of Bold, Italics, Underline, etc
But when people don't quote correctly (like when their are in Text rather than BBCode) then you get exactly what you described.
How's that from an old git technophobe .... ?
;o)