Test quote

May I try?
Quoted:

Hmmmm, I need help here.....It didn't work for me! :((

Lily: Type this:

Okay, let's try that all over again:

(quote) Okay, let's try that all over again (/quote)

OOooops!!!!
Ooppps!!!

Hummmmm???????

Lily: Use the brackets, not the parentheses.

{quote} Lily: Use the brackets, not the parentheses. {/quote}

Like this [.quote] hello [./quote]. I used periods between the bracket and the word quote so the quote marks show up for you so see. Just do the same thing WITHOUT the periods.

hmmmmm....

woohohoo! lol

Yipppie!!!! Did I get it or what? LOL, thanks all for helping me.

Another test:

hello jomoncon heehee. I wish other html codes worked here, but only quoting does. There are times what I want to type something underlined or bold, but they don't work here. It would be the same principal. For example, in website writing, you would write something in bold like this: [b] hello [/b]. the b is for bold. Underlining a word would look like this: [u] hello [/u]. But, as you can see, it doesn't work here lol

Yes it does, you just have to use the correct keys. It's < b> and < /b> without the spaces after the first arrow. Same thing for underlining, use 'u' and for italics use 'i'. Have fun!

Hmm, I tried those things before. Let me try this or this or this
Ha! very good :D

Hey, what's the crossed-out code? :)

test

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kooger, that's my favorite. Here's the cross out code: < s> and < /s>. The S is for "strike". Of course, no space between the bracket and the S and no space between the bracket and the /. Try it

Sciciarella, be sure there are no spaces between the outer brackets and the letter for your code. Which look are you trying?

strike
bold