What are these buttons for, and how do I use them?
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Doesn't Their Function Show Up For You
When You Mouse Over Them...??
Perhaps Not When Using A Phone.
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Originally posted by Vanilla Gorilla View Post
Dear God..
....That's All I Need......Another Bloody Mouse......
(calls archie my feline mouser to the rescue)......
Cheers Glen.Comment
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Anyway, the answer your question tumbling, from left to right
Sauce - here you can order ketchup or BBQ
Remove Something for Matt
Pound sign - send metoo comment to Oprah
Rap button - rhyme nnose with hoes
PHP button - order some angel dustComment
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I don't really know the purpose of the ones on the left...
For the ones on the right, the # Code one could be used to explain coding stuff. A recent example would be that soundcloud command. When I was mentioning it, I explained it by putting space in betweeen the brackets of the word soundcloud so it wouldn't expand the call and make it try and render the widget. But if I used the code command it wouldn't expand the call even if it's formatted like it would... I.e.
With # :
Without # :Code:[soundcloud]https://w.soundcloud.com/player/?url=https%3A//api.soundcloud.com/tracks/1717004[/soundcloud]
With <>:
Looks like it specifies HTML, it's kind of redundant since we mostly use BBcode to do a lot of what HTML does. But html does a lot of stuff BBCode cannot. I don't know if it allows HTML syntax or what. I'll try it here..
HTML Code:<h1>This is some HTML</h1>
HTML Code:[h1]This is some HTML[/h1]
Php is the server side language, probably like a hybrid of the other two. prevents expansions and allows to use that syntax.Last edited by Audiogen; 06-12-2021, 03:07 PM.Comment
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HTML Code:<h2>Trying With HTML Turned on</h2> <p>Doo waa ditty</p>
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I'm on my phone, so it's not a good time for me to play around with them and see what they do. But I'm sure that you use them by putting your cursor on them and clicking.Comment
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