In this wonderful edition of "Learn 2 B Less of a FGT" Im gonna give you a quick tutorial on BBC (Bulletin Board Coding)
Its wonderfully easy, and im going to teach you some of the most basic things, so you can impress your mom. :3
The basic format:
BBCode Parameters are marked by the use of "brackets" ( [ ) ( ] )
These brackets are commonplace, and mark the coding field.
In the brackets, you put words or shortcuts that alter fields of text between them.
Bracket fields are triggered when one is entered into an allowable space. Anything on Xfire that says "BBCode is allowed" is an Allowable Space. In order to do that you simply type ["your command here"]
The next thing you would have to do is add text. Say you wanted to make your font Green you would put ["Color command"] This is my text... it is supposed to be green
The final part to a command sequence is the "end Param" This is offeset by the use of a forward slash in front of the command line. Therefore, if you wanted to end the use of green color on your text you would type: ["color command"] This is my text... it is supposed to be green [/"color command"]
In BBCode an incomplete parameter field will result in its faiure. so be sure to close your Parameter.
Color:
In order to change the color of words inbetween a Parameter of BBCode all you have to do is add a command to your brackets! The command for color is Color=
Putting that together with brackets you get:
[color=]
however in order to use this form of coding you would have to put your choice of color (or a hexagonal color key) after the equals sign.
there are many colors to choose from:
Blue Green Red The possibilities are endless if you use hex keys!
now for a close up on how color is created:
["color=blue] your text would go here [/color"] You would simply remove the quotation marks ("

at the beginning and end of the param...