HTML Cheat Sheet, Your Guide to Waypoint Forum Shorthand and Shortcut Codes

So after reading countless posts that attempt to post links by deleted periods, letters, and coming up with a code to allow other readers to follow links, I’ve decided to post some forum coding shorthands and shortcuts so anyone can post a link or give their post some visual POP!

Some of the codes don’t have a tutorial as there was no way of implementing one without activating the code. Just copy and paste the example code or use it as an example. Not all HTML code options are stated here, and if y’all want some more just lemme know. Some of these codes can be stacked, others cancel the coding out. Up to you to experiment and mess around with them to see what works.

Enjoy spicing up your posts!


Post links:

Copy and paste a link, highlight the link and click on the Preformatted Text button on the toolbar above. This also allows users to post code style text without it being shortcutted or shorthanded. Or Type an " ` " accent mark on either side of your link.

</>
`https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BAM9fgV-ts`

Example:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BAM9fgV-ts

Bold

Highlight text, click on the Bold button on the toolbar above. Or put two asterisks before and after the text you would like to format in Bold.

**Code Example**

Visual Example


Italics

Highlight text, click on the Italics button on the toolbar above. Or put one asterisks before and after the text you would like to format in Italics.

*Code Example*

Visual Example


Underline

Place a ( [/u] ) after the text you would like underlined, and then place a ( [u] ) before the text for underlined text.

[u]Example Code[/u]

Example Text


Strikethrough

Place a ( [/s] ) after the text you would like struck through, and then place a ( [s] ) before the text for underlined text.

[s]Example Code[/s]

Example Text


Green Highlighted Text

<ins>Example Code</ins>

Example Text


Red Highlighted Text

<del>Example Code</del>

Example Text


Abbreviated Text

Hover your mouse over the abbreviated text to reveal the abbreviation.

<abbr title="Good Game Easy">GGEZ</abbr>

GGEZ


Text Size 1

<h1>Example Code</h1>

Example Text


Text Size 2

<h2>Example Code</h2>

Example Text


Text Size 3

<h3>Example Code</h3>

Example Text


Text Size 4

<h4>Example Code</h4>

Example Text


Text Size 5

<h5>Example Code</h5>
Example Text

Text Size 6

<h6>Example Code</h6>
Example Text

Big Text

<big>Example Code</big>

Example Text


Small Text

<small>Example Code</small>

Example Text

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Great guide! Thank you!

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Definitely bookmarking this thread for future reference. Thank you for taking the time to make this guide.

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Ayyy, Ima use these! Thanks! =D

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