BBCode tags are used by website users to avoid that an user insert malicious
html code.
In Webmatic only the administrators can insert HTML tags, a "normal"
user can insert only BBCode tags.
You can see here the list of BBCode tags used in Webmatic
[br]:
When [br] is inserted, the text goes to head (in to the output will
be replace with <br>)
Example:
If you write "example text" you will get:
example text
If you write "example[br]text" you will get:
example
text
[more]: [more] is used to
mark the end of summary in a news
[sp]:
When [sp] is inserted will be created a blank space (in to the output
will be replace with )
Example:
If you write "example[sp][sp][sp][sp]text" you will get:
example text
[b]...[/b], [i]...[/i], [u]...[/u]: The text, that replace the
dots, will appear in bold, italic and underline
(in to the output will be replace with <b>...</b>, <i>...</i>,
<u>...</u>)
Example:
If you write "example [b]html formatted [u]text[/u][/b]"
you will get:
example html formatted text
[left]...[/left], [center]...[/center], [right]...[/right]: Align
the text to the left, center and right (in to the output will be replace
with <div align="left">...</div>, <div align="center">...</div>,
<div align="right">...</div>)
Example:
If you write "Example[center]centered[/center]text" you
will get:
Example
centered
text
[url]...[/url]: Create a link to a webpage, you must replace
the dots with the webpage url (example "http://www.mytestpage.com"),
url well formed will be tested (in to the output will be replace
with <a href="http://www.mytestpage.com" target="_blank">http://www.mytestpage.com</a>)
Example:
If you write "click here [url]http://www.valarsoft.com[/url]"
you will get:
[img]...[/img]: Insert a picture, you must replace the dots
with the picture url (example "http://www.mytestpage.com/pic.gif"),
url well formed will be tested (in to the output will be replace with
<img src="http://www.mytestpage.com/pic.gif">)
Example:
If you write "Picture here [pic]http://www.valarsoft.com/pic/logo/printable.gif[/pic]"
you will get:
Picture here
[code]...[/code]: Useful to enter a source code or preformatted
text (in to the output will be replace with
<table border=0 width=98% align=center><tr><td
class=standardTxt style='BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff; BORDER: navy
1px solid; BORDER-COLOR: #666666;'><pre>...<br></pre></td></tr></table>,
colors change depending on the style used)
Example if you write: "Your source code: [code]
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{ return 0; }
[/code]" you will get:
Your source code:
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{ return 0; }
[:)], [:o], [:p], [lD], [:(], [|)], [;)], [B)], [|(], [:/], [:|],
[8|], [:s], [:D]: This kind of tags will be replaced by a an
image that represents an emoticon