Two new vBCode tags..

[Brandon Martus]

There are two new vBCode tags you can use now.

There is a _subscript tag. ( [ sub ][ /sub ] )^**

There is also a ^superscript tag. ( [ sup ][ /sup ] )^**

Thanks to Joel Johnson (229) for the suggestion.

** spaces added to tags so they aren't parsed

[Tristan Lall]

Originally Posted by Brandon Martus

** spaces added to tags so they aren't parsed

Now there's a thought: what about a tag that prevents it from parsing vBCode contained inside....

[Astronouth7303]

Not closing it or using invalid arguments works. [i] see?

[Elgin Clock]

S(mt.S, 1st) = (H_{2[/sup]0 x Spirit) = Powern}

Apparently it does not work to mix and match the tags like I did by mistake..

Thanks Brandon and Joel, now I can write our team name correctly on CD.

Sie-H₂O-Bots!!!

Yay!

[Brandon Martus]

Originally Posted by Astronouth7303

Not closing it or using invalid arguments works. [i] see?

That wouldn't really be helpful when trying to give an example of a valid vBCode, though..

[Joshua May]

Alright, _{this is a cool new feature}. Good ^job Brandon!

[IMDWalrus]

Originally Posted by HHSJosh

Alright, _{this is a cool new feature}. Good ^job Brandon!

Show^off.

[Astronouth7303]

Originally Posted by Brandon Martus

That wouldn't really be helpful when trying to give an example of a valid vBCode, though..

How about a [vCode] tag?

[Brandon Martus]

That isn't possible without writing a custom hack, which really isn't worth the effort for the few times it'd be used.

[Joel J]

PHP Code:

[b][i]it doesn't parse this.... :)[/i][/b] 


[Astronouth7303]

Originally Posted by Joel J.

PHP Code:

[b][i]it doesn't parse this.... :)[/i][/b] 


there you go. I'd say use the [code] tag, but some people use [b] and [i] to highlight specific parts.

[Kris Verdeyen]

Grooving Smilies like superscripts. Subscripts too.