Document structure#

These tags can be used to represent the document structure.

Titles and subtitles#

In order to represent titles and subtitles integrated with the website’s design, the [title] and [subtitles] tags can be used:

[title]Just do it![/]
[subtitle]Don't let your dreams be dreams![/]

Note

These tags cannot embed other tags.

Labels and targets#

Internal references can be defined using labels and targets:

Labels place an anchor on a part of the message. They are defined using the [label=<your label>] tag.
Targets make a link to a label in another part of the message. They are defined using the [target=<your label>] tag.

Note

The [label] tag does not need to be terminated; in fact, the original version of the tag did not support termination.

An example usage of these tags is the following:

[label=sometag][subtitle]Some chapter[/subtitle]

...

[target=sometag]Go back to the beginning of the chapter[/]

Hyperlinks#

Hyperlinks, i.e. reference to other documents available on the World Wide Web, can be inserted using the [url] tag. The URL can be provided:

As the tag value, e.g. [url=https://example.org/]My name[/url]. This is mostly useful in order to place a label.
As the tag contents, e.g. [url]https://example.org/[/url].

The URL itself can be either absolute, relative, or related to an anchor.

Example uses are the following:

[url]https://planet-casio.com[/]
[url=https://planet-casio.com]Planète Casio[/]
[url=/relative/url.html][/]

For links to profiles, the [profil] and [profile] tags can be used. They take no attribute but take a content which is the user whose the profile is to be linked’s name. For example:

[profil]Cakeisalie5[/]

For links to topics and tutorials, the [topic] and [tutorial] tags can be used. They take no attribute but take a content which is the identifier of the topic or tutorial to which to link to. For example:

[topic]234[/]
[tutorial]32[/]

For links to programs, the [program] and [prog] tags can be used. They take no attribute but take a content which is the identifier of the program to which to link to. For example:

[program]3598[/program]