Many users use coding in a review to make a point, correct, or just make the reviews their own style. The most common codes found in a review are quotes, strike through, bold, underline, italic, and red color.
The codes are a great way to enhance your reviews and to help communicate what you are trying to get across to the writer.
Here are step by step instructions on how to code and RavenMoonStone's quick guide to coding.
Using Coding in a Review Locked
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#4000FF ">Quotes
Look! A quote example!!!
To code for a quote:
1) type [quote]
2) write or copy and paste what you want to be in a quote.
3) type [/.quote] when you are done putting what you want in quotes.
**** Don't add the period after the slash when coding, I put that there to prevent it from coding.**** -
#4000FF ">Bold
This sentence stands out in bold.
To code for bold:
1) type [b]
2) write or copy and paste what you want to be in bold.
3) type [/.b] when you are done putting what you want in bold.
**** Don't add the period after the slash when coding, I put that there to prevent it from coding.**** -
#4000FF ">Underline
Underlining looks like this
To code for underlining:
1) type [u]
2) write or copy and paste what you want to be underlined.
3) type [/.u] when you are done putting what you want underlined.
**** Don't add the period after the slash when coding, I put that there to prevent it from coding.**** -
#4000FF ">Italics
Look at this lovely example of using italics.
To code for italics:
1) type [i]
2) write or copy and paste what you want to be in italics.
3) type [/.i] when you are done putting what you want in italics.
**** Don't add the period after the slash when coding, I put that there to prevent it from coding.**** -
#4000FF ">Red Color
This is in the color red.
To code for red font:
1) type [color=red]
2) write or copy and paste what you want to be in red.
3) type [/.color] when you are done putting what you want in red.
**** Don't add the period after the slash when coding, I put that there to prevent it from coding.**** -
#0000FF ">Strike-through
Nothing to see here...
To code for a strike-through:
1) type [s]
2) write or copy and paste what you want to be in the strike-through.
3) type [/.s] when you are done putting what you want in the strike-through.
**** Don't add the period after the slash when coding, I put that there to prevent it from coding.**** -
#804080 ">RavenMoonStone's Quick Guide to Coding
Hi!
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[quote]Hi![/quote]
Nothing to see here...- Code
[s]Nothing to see here...[/s]
This sentence stands out in bold!- Code
[b]This sentence stands out in bold[/b]
Underlining looks like this.- Code
[u]Underlining looks like this.[/u]
Look at this lovely example of using italics.- Code
[i]Look at this lovely example of using italics.[/i]
This is in the color red.- Code
[color=red]This is in the color red.[/color]
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