The vB Code page

[Strider]

I was looking at it earlier, trying to figure out how to do something, but I couldn't find it. You know when some people write something that has a line through it, as if it was crossed out? I tried to figure out how to do it, and looked through the Code page as linked on the left, but I wasn't able to find it. Is it located somewhere else that I wasn't thinking about?

[eestlinc]

it's not vB code. You have to use HTML. it's like the bold tag but use the letter s and put < and > around it

[Yamaneko]

Yeah, most MB software uses their code in brackets like this: []. HTML tags are formed with <>.

[Del Murder]

I use HTML for everything. It is far superior.

[Citizen Bleys]

I'll add a vbCode strike tag.

test

that's [ strike]test[ /strike], minus the spaces.

[Loony BoB]

Why not just use [s]? <s> is so much smaller, I never used <strike> in my life. =o

[Spatvark]

&lt;s>blah&lt;/s> = <s>blah</s>

It's not difficult... now the question is, how do I get the tags to show up without automatically being processed into the result? *taps his nose slyly*

[Loony BoB]

< [ i ] [ / i ] s > = <s>

=P It works the other way around, too.

[ < i > < / i > i ] = [<i></i>i]

Much easier than having to remember the HTML code for the brackets, imho.

[Citizen Bleys]

Alright, I'll add [<i></i>s] as an alias to [<i></i>strike]