Test thread

[strike]strike[/strike]
[em]em[/em]
[strong]strong[/strong]

I was a test! Now I'm a human being.

Allegedly

Are you a designer baby?

Test tube all the way.

Ok, I have to test something now: working

Use [s] instead of [strike]. It works fine.

strike is [ s ] & [ / s ]

check does [noparse]noparse[/noparse] work? answer no

can I test in this thread or is there a dedicated one for such purpose? I wouldn't want to be Off Topic.

Test whatever you lke.

link from web image:


upload from hard drive:

Why, when I quote, does it display the web linked image but just says that attach 565 for the uploaded image? I've seen this happen a number of times.

External link
Internal link
Internal link 2
Internal link 3

Tap. Tap. Tap.

Nope. Sound isn't working.

Can table BBCode tags be supported?

Award

Points

Cell

Testing numbered lists since they weren't working in the wiki...

1. Entry 1
2. Entry 2

Yep! Numbered (ordered) lists work here!

testing nested lists bbcode

• one
• two
• three

1. 1. • aaa
      • bbb
      • ccc
      • subc1
      • subc2
      • ddd
      • subd2
      • eee

Test of nested lists pasted from word


1. Item 1
2. Item 2
3. Item3
a. Sub a
b. Sub b
i. Inner m
ii. Inner n
iii. Inner 0
c. Sub c
i. Inner p
4. Item 4
5. Item 5

How do we create nested tables lists? The one I pasted from word looked good in preview, but lost formatting in the final.
With bbcode I don't seem to be able to do a decent job of nesting tables.

Nested tables? Or nested lists?

1. Item 1
2. Item 2
3. Item3

a. Sub a

b. Sub b

i. Inner m

ii. Inner n

iii. Inner 0

c. Sub c

i. Inner p

4. Item 4
5. Item 5

Nested lists. That's what I want.

In bbcode what you did looks simple enough- but how did you create it? by hand or with the indent and list icons?
when I try it gets all screwed up.

I did it by hand with indents. Selected each set of rows, and clicked the indent button in the GUI editor. If you reply to the post, then you can go into the BBCode editor to view what my code looks like behind the scenes.

I see it in your bbcode, but when I try it screws up. Indent undos list, and if I indent twice the second time undos the first indent.

Ah, looking closer at your bbcode, you're not using list at all, just indent.
Still, when I indent twice, the second cancels the first instead of doing an indent=2

Sort of an odd thing about how BBCode gets handled in this forum is that tags which are allowed to span lines are reapplied to each individual line -- even if you had manually built the code in the BBCode Editor.

Two bold lines in which the 2 lines were selected together in the Rich Text Editor and then had bold applied at once:
bold line 1
bold line 2

Code:

Two bold lines in which the 2 lines were selected together and then had bold applied at once:
[B]bold line 1[/B]
[B]bold line 2[/B]

Two bold lines in which the 2 lines were manually wrapped with a single tag spanning both lines:
bold line 1
bold line 2

Code:

Two bold lines in which the 2 lines were manually wrapped with a single tag spanning both lines:
[b]bold line 1
bold line 2[/b]

After submitting (or after passing to Preview), the manually tagged code still automatically had the bold tag applied to both lines individually.

This might warrant a new thread for discussion -- particularly if the wiki doesn't behave the same way.

huh? it seems to be working this time.


1. Item 1
2. Item 2
3. Item3

a. Sub a

b. Sub b

i. Inner m

ii. Inner n

iii. Inner 0

c. Sub c

i. Inner p

4. Item 4
5. Item 5

Correct. I just indented the already-numbered list that you pasted in from Word. When copying a generated list from Word, it copies it as if it is all text -- not specially formatted/tagged text. So if I then applied list tags to your stuff from Word, it would look like this...

1. 1. Item 1
2. 2. Item 2
3. 3. Item3
4. a. Sub a
5. b. Sub b
6. i. Inner m
7. ii. Inner n
8. iii. Inner 0
9. c. Sub c
10. i. Inner p
11. 4. Item 4
12. 5. Item 5

A variation combining lists and indents (which ignores sub-levels):

1. 1. Item 1
2. 2. Item 2
3. 3. Item3
   1. a. Sub a
   2. b. Sub b
      1. i. Inner m
      2. ii. Inner n
      3. iii. Inner 0
   3. c. Sub c
   4. i. Inner p
4. 4. Item 4
5. 5. Item 5

There are definitely some funny behaviors with dealing with lists in the RT Editor:

If I start with this...

1. Item 1
2. Item 2
3. Item 3
4. Item 4

...and then click the Numbered List button while on Item 3, then Item 3 is removed from being part of a list, and Item 4 becomes its own list. Like this...

1. Item 1
2. Item 2

Item 3

1. Item 4

...and if I then try to put Item 3 back into the list, then it becomes its own independent list looking like this...

1. Item 1
2. Item 2

1. Item 3

1. Item 4

...and if I then highlight all 4 lines try to remove them all from lists and then try to join them back together as one list, I end up with this...

1. Item 1
   Item 2
   Item 3
   Item 4