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How can I use the BBCode?
With the BBCode you can format your post e.g. with other font-familys, bold or underlined text and so on.
  • Bold text:
    [B]my text[/B] => my text
  • italic text:
    [I]my text[/I] => my text
  • underlined text:
    [U]my text[/U] => my text
  • other font-familys:
    [FONT=Arial]my text[/FONT] => my text
    [FONT=Courier]my text[/FONT] => my text
    ...
  • changed font-size:
    [SIZE=12]my text[/SIZE] => my text
    [SIZE=7]my text[/SIZE] => my text
    ...
  • changed font-color:
    [COLOR=#FF0000]my text[/COLOR] => my text
    [COLOR=#00FF00]my text[/COLOR] => my text
    ...
  • insert URL:
    [URL=http://www.myhomepage.com]homepagename[/URL] => homepagename
    [URL=www.myhomepage.com]homepagename[/URL] => homepagename
    [URL=ftp://myhomepage.com]homepagename[/URL] => homepagename [URL]http://www.myhomepage.de[/URL] => http://www.myhomepage.de
  • insert picture:
    [IMG]http://www.myhomepage.com/mypicture.jpg[/IMG] => If no error appears the picture will be displayed
  • paste email-address:
    [MAIL=maxmustermann@mail.de]Max Mustermann[/MAIL] => Max Mustermann
  • insert list:
    [LIST=A]
    [*]test
    [*]1 2 3
    [*]test
    [/LIST]
    will be displayed as:
    1. test
    2. 1 2 3
    3. test

    [LIST=I]
    [*]test
    [*]1 2 3
    [*]test
    [/LIST]
    will be displayed as:
    1. test
    2. 1 2 3
    3. test

    [LIST]
    [*]test
    [*]1 2 3
    [*]test
    [/LIST]
    will be displayed as:
    1. test
    2. 1 2 3
    3. test
It is also possible to combine BBCode tags.
e.g.:
[URL=http://www.myhomepage.com][U][B]link[/B][/U][/URL] => link

Why is the size of the picture in the popup a lot smaller than I have configured?
In the popup you can configure the size of the whole popup, not of the displayed picture. The picture will be resized so that it fits to the value you have set.
This value will be saved by a cookie. Therefore the script "remembers" your setting.
You can also set the size to 0x0 if you donīt want to have a picture-size limit. That means that in this case all pictures will be displayed in their full size.
But donīt set the size too low (except 0x0) because the picture wonīt be displayed very nice. I think 640x480 and above is a good setting. As a rule one can say a bit lower than your screen-resolution gives a usefull result (In my opinion). If you use 1280x1024 set the size to 1024x768, if you use 1024x768 set it to 800x600 and so on.