Single post in A Somewhat Extensive Guide to BBCodes

The basic formula for a CSS code is [css=CODE1:DEFINITION; CODE2:DEFINITION; ETC.]TEXT[/css]. What makes it different from the rest of the BBCodes is that after the =, you can put any number of things - effectively, multiple codes in one. You just need to separate each code with a semicolon ( ; ). For example, if you wanted to make a post with a background and text color, courier font, and bold text, you can join the four different codes like this. Which would become: (Note: You do not need to put a space after each semicolon, but I personally find it easier to work with.) Most of the following are a lot harder to type out than the simple BBCode (such as [css=font-weight:bold;]TEXT[/css] as opposed to [b]TEXT[/b], but if you're using it in a template or in conjunction with other codes, it saves space and makes it easier to remove and replace, since you don't have to hunt around for the end tag.