Escaping the [CODE] tag

When I want to tell somebody to use CODE tag how do I escape it?

I tried using \ and /, adding html escapes, but nothing works :(
The only way to actually display the opening and closing of code tags in my post is enclosing them into HTML tag like this:

HTML Code:

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[CODE]...[/CODE]

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Is there a better way (I mean without html code and separate grey area, but just in text)?

Also, is there a bbcode for displaying a strikethrough text (in some forums they use [s]...[/s] for that)?

use the [noparse] tag

[CODE] ... [/CODE]
Great!
And what about strikethrough?

noparse applies to all tags.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by MartinLiss

noparse applies to all tags.

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No, what I mean is is there a tag for displaying a strikethrough text like this:

http://i47.tinypic.com/bdnrew.jpg

Sorry, no.

Marty is it possible to add the noparse tag to to the toolbar of the reply window?

Possibly but it's rarely used so IMO it wouldn't be worth the effort.

Ah ok! I keep forgetting the noparse tag.

Just a question about the noparse tag is it suppose to display as tag code like below?

<noparse><noscript></noscript></noparse>

Edit:

Maybe if I use [] instead of <> it will work properly. :o

Hey,

That would do it, yes :D

Gary