A Somewhat Extensive Guide to BBCodes

"new" in the subjective sense, then :P anyway, this guide needs to get a bit more publicity. I've seen people who don't even know how to post links yet, which is sure to cause problems for them in the future :l

Can you add how to place the party-style Pokemon code like in the new update

I don't think that's necessary, because there's no coding knowledge required to make those.

Does the Background code work in the tables? So maybe something like? [table] [tr] [th background=IMAGE URL]Text here[/th][/tr] [/table] Or am I thinking too much in HTML?

Nope, that has never been a feature on PF1 or PFQ.

Actually Rose if you use the css coding for a background image within a table itself it will show as the table having that background as illustrated here and here

Oh yeah, I know that. I just mean there isn't one that is incorporated into the [th] or [td] bracket itself, like Luna's example. Sorry that I was unclear. Maybe I should add into the first post that BBCodes can be used within other ones.

You may wish to mention that you can use BBCode "more safely" in places like display titles and tooltips, by enclosing them in quotes: [tip="Ohey, I'm a [b]bold[/b] tooltip!"]TIP[/tip] TIP While you can, in some cases, get away with nested BBCode without quotes, it really depends on what order the processor handles them, and that is subject to change at any time. To be specific, using quotes means that it specifically ends with "] so you can even have [tip=""Nested quotes""] without problems!

@Niet: Thanks. I've added it, but I'm pretty bad at explaining things so if there's a problem someone can let me know.

thank you!! is very useful!!