Maybe this one isn't as not-known as I think (I've only ever seen it used on a handful of old posts), but, if you post while in ;wap2 mode (or ;imode, too, I think) then you'll get a different "message icon" than any of the 12 that you can ordinarily [1] pick from (I posted this message in that way, so, you should see the "wireless.gif" icon to the left of this post's subject and date/time).

[1] I'm aware of "moved.gif" and "recycled.gif", and I'm aware that there are some extra message icons on the "Important Announcements" board. I'm just referring to the 12 that you typically get to pick from.

Yeah, that one's easy to forget about. It's worth noting that (with the right delimiter) you can get PHP code-coloring with [code][/code] tags, too:


BTW, here's a (I think) complete list of the 59 BBCode tags that the parser recognizes (it's an alphabetical arrangement of the 57 tag names that I found within SMF 1.1.19's parse_bbc function, plus the [btc] tag which came from theymos, and the [nbsp] tag which came from me):


(From the above list, I think only flash, html, and move are disabled: they are recognized, but, they emit inert stand-ins.)

(Adding new BBCode tags isn't as difficult as it might seem, so if anyone has any good ideas for useful ones, feel free to leave them in my thread.)

That's the numeric entity reference for a non-breaking space. I don't know why entity references (and other inconsistencies) show up sometimes during preview. Between theymos' version of SMF being different to mine, and either version being approximately the same bug-harboring contraption, I probably wouldn't be able to get to the bottom of it without sinking something stupid like 2 or 3 days into figuring it out.