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Bold
Description: The [b] tag allows you to create text that is bold.
Usage: [b](value)[/b]
Example Usage: [b]this text is bold[/b]
Example Output: this text is bold

Italics
Description: The [i] tag allows you to create text in italics.
Usage: [i](value)[/i]
Example Usage: [i]this text is in italics[/i]
Example Output: this text is italicized

Underline
Description: The [u] tag allows you to create text that is underlined. Underlining text can cause confusion since underlined text normally indicates that the text links to something on the internet. People may attempt to click on your underlined text in confusion.
Usage: [u](value)[/u]
Example Usage: [u]this text is underlined.[/u]
Example Output: this text is underlined.

Size
Description: The [size] tag allows you to change the size of your text.
Usage: [size=+2](value)[/size]
Example Usage: [size=+2]this text is two sizes larger[/size]
Example Output: this text is two sizes larger

Font
Description: The [font] tag allows you to change the font of your text.
Usage: [font=courier](value)[/font]
Example Usage: [font=courier]this text is in the courier font[/font]
Example Output: this text is in the courier font

Simple URL Hyperlinking
Description: The [url] tag allows you to link to other websites and files.
Usage: [url](value)[/url]
Example Usage: [url]www.cstrike-planet.com[/url]
Example Output: http://www.cstrike-planet.com

Advanced URL Hyperlinking
Description: The [url] tag allows you to link to other websites and files.
Usage: [url=option](value)[/url]
Example Usage: [url=www.cstrike-planet.com]cstrike-planet website[/url]
Example Output: cstrtike-planet website

Simple/Bulleted Lists
Description: The [list] tag allows you to create simple, bulleted lists without specifying an option.
Within the value portion, each bullet is denoted by the [*] tag.
Usage: [list](value)[/list]
Example Usage: [list]
[*]first bulleted item
[*]second bulleted item
[/list]
Example Output:
  • first bulleted item
  • second bulleted item

Advanced/Numbered Lists
Description: The [list] tag allows you to create advanced lists by specifying an option. The option should have a value of 1 (for a numbered list) or A (for an alphabetic list).
Within the value portion, each bullet is denoted by the [*] tag.
Usage: [list=option](value)[/list]
Example Usage: [list=1]
[*]this is the first numbered item
[*]this is the second numbered item
[/list]

[list=A]
[*]this is the first alphabetically ordered item
[*]this is the second alphabetically ordered item
[/list]
Example Output:  
  1. this is the first numbered item
  2. this is the second numbered item
  1. this is the first alphabetically ordered item
  2. this is the second alphabetically ordered item

 

Simple Email Linking
Description: The [email] tag allows you to include email addresses.
Usage: [email](value)[/email]
Example Usage: johndoe@example.com
Example Output: johndoe@example.com

Advanced Email Linking
Description: This email tag allows you to include your own text in an email field.
Usage: [email=(option)](value)[/email]
Example Usage: [email=johndoe@example.com]John Doe[/email]
Example Output: John Doe

Icq
Description:  
Usage: [icq](value)[/icq]
Example Usage: [icq]126369937[/icq]
Example Output: ICQ: 126369937

Quote With Username
Description: The [quote] tag is used to denote a quote that is from another source.
Usage: [quote=(option)](value)[/quote]
Example Usage: [quote=Sebastian]This is a quote[/quote]
Example Output:

Sebastian wrote ..
This is a quote

Small
Description:  
Usage: [small](value)[/small]
Example Usage: [small]This is small text![/small]
Example Output: This is small text!

Strike
Description: Use this code to create a strike-through effect.
Usage: [strike](value)[/strike]
Example Usage: [strike]Strike This Text[/strike]
Example Output: Strike This Text