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  1. Oct 8th, 2005, 02:22 AM #1
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    Re: BBCODE? (or vBCode)

    Oops. I never saw it on the vBulliten tag list before. By bad.
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    Re: BBCODE? (or vBCode)

    yeah. I was playing (creating) with those a while back. I just fixed the [close] tag. They are cumbersome to use, but they get around being able to display [ and ] symbols.

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    Re: BBCODE? (or vBCode)

    I guess I should add...

    The two tags added are:

    [open]
    [close]

    To use them, simply do:

    [open].[/open]tag name[close].[/close]

    This displays:

    [tag name]

    The periods (or some other dummy text) is needed to get the tags to work.

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