I'm not sure if this is your problem or BOINC's but let me show you

size = 10 bold is on bold is off but size should still be ten

size should now be default

Is this just mozilla or does this problem turn up in other browsers?

or did I just bugger up the brackets :)



edit just trying a work around work around does it work ?


It could just be me , but I thought that the order that you put bb code in didn't matter, but that did work.

The above is

[b][size=10] size = 10 bold is on [/b] bold is off but size should still be ten [/size]


[size=10] [b] edit just trying a work around[/b] work around does it work ? [/size]

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You did not turn the size off.

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yes I did.

just to let you know I have been editing the first post, and it looks like the bb code doesn't work properly (I think?), I'm sure that it dosen't matter what order you put it in.

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and also the "code" tags don't seem to be working

  

[] some brackets

[b] some brakets around a b
[/b] some brakets around a /b

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BBCode is a little like HTML. In fact, the bbcode you enter is translated into the equivalent HTML when it is displayed in your browser.

In HTML, improper "nesting" of elements (tags) matters (although browsers are often able to compensate for poorly coded HTML). Close the tags in the same order as you opened them and all should be well.

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It's working just fine:

b size=15 test /size /b (adding the required square brackets of course) gives you:
test

... as Master Yoda said, you need to open/close your tags in the right order.

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The code tags don't seem to be working though.

Anyone have an answer to this?

According to the link Use BBCode tags to format your text it should work.

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