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Trying the BBCode

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  1. +1=100
  2. +2=102
  3. +3=104

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    Update #1 Posted: Jan 30, 2012 - 9:11:17 AM
    Interesting the Bulleted List, Numerical List, List Item, and Quote don't do what they should. You can't bold Italicize or underline anything in a post update?
    Posted By: SCI5000

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    Posted: Jan 30, 2012 - 9:03:28 AM
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    Comment #1 Posted: Jan 30, 2012 - 3:25:31 PM
    myCruiseView
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    The way that lists work you have to open the list and then use the "List Item" button inside the list to generate each item. I edited your code in the database to add the list item character and it now works right. the quote converts to the HTML blockquote which indents and separates the content from the rest like a traditional blockquote in writing. I'm going to modify the CSS to have a background on all blockquotes. It'll probably be done by the time you read this.
    Comment #2 Posted: Jan 30, 2012 - 3:33:34 PM
    myCruiseView
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    I also have two different sets of BBCode allowance to keep things looking clean. With a blog post their can be reason for second headers and other things that need B, I, and U. With post updates, reviews, and comments the need is not their as much. It is more likely to be used by people writing entire posts in bold. That is why I removed the color, font size, and font type options from both BBCode sets.
    Comment #3 Posted: Jan 30, 2012 - 3:35:13 PM
    myCruiseView
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    I did add legacy support though in that the code is recognized as code and removed so that those who do choose to use the illegal BBCode types will not end up with ugly code in their posts. That is why this is not all in bold.

    You can also click the check mark to preview your code as well as highlight text and click the to remove the code from the selected area.

    edit: lol, it was smart enough to recognize the brackets as code and removed them. The icon to the left of the check mark removes code.
    Comment #4 Posted: Feb 1, 2012 - 12:33:18 AM
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