BBCode Tutorial

To make your text bold you have to use the B command. Like this:
[/b]

Code:

[b] Text here [/b]

Always remember to close the tag where you want the command to end, or it won't work.

To make your text italic, underlined or striked, you need to use respectively the i, u and strike tags, closing them once you have your texted formatted the way you want it to

Code:

[i]Text in italic here[/i]
[u] Text underlined here[/u]
[striked]Text striked here[/striked]

It's very easy to combine two tags too, just entering where you want the tag to begin and where you want it to end:

[firsttag][secondtag] Result of the two combined [/secondtag][/firsttag]

If you want one tag ending sooner than other, you just have to end the respective tag where you want.

[firsttag][secondtag] Two tags together [/secondtag] and just one now[/firsttag]

If you want your text in bold and italic, for example, this is the code you have to put:

Code:

[b][u]Bold and Underlined[/u], just bold now[/b]

Result:Bold and Underlined, just bold now

To add color to your text its a little more complicated, because now you need to add a =colorthatyouwant aside the color tag. You can substitute the colorthatyouwant for either the name of the color (red, blue, green) or an HEX code number (#numberofthecolorhere).
The HEX color code always use 6 digits, so be alert. If you want a more specified color I recommend that you use the HEX code, also because naming the colors directly can cause your text to be unreadable, since generally the colors used are really bright. You can see the code of the color that you want here: Color Hex. But if you think you can't decorate a color by its 6 digits, there is also a chart of all the colors you can use here: List of BBCode colors.

Code:

[color=ColorName] Text [/color]
[color=#ColorCode]Text[/color]

Note that if you use the color code method you always have to put a hashtag before putting the digits.

To align your text it's pretty easy, all you have to do is put the tags center, left, right or justify. In doing that, just the text between the tags is going to be aligned, not your whole post.

Code:

[left]Align left[/left]
[center]Align center[/center]
[right]Align right[/right]
[justify]Text justified[/justify]

To add a image, first you need to have a direct link for your image(you can recognize them by checking if there is a .jpg or .png in the end of the link). Then all you have to do is put the image URL between the tag img and you're done!

Code:

[img]Image URL[/img]

Similar to the images, to add links you have to add a =YourURLHere in the first tag, then simply putting what is the text that will appear instead of the URL.

Example

The code that I put there is this one, so you can see how it works

Code:

[url=http://idolsonas.rpg-board.net/]Example[/url]

So you just need to change the "https://idolsonas.rpg-board.net/" to your link and "Example" to the name you want your link to have. If you want an image and not a text in the place of the link's name, all you have to do its add a image tag inside the URL tag

Code:

[url=YourURLHere][img]ImageURL[/img][/url]

Spoilers are this kinda tab things that you click it and then it shows its content, so nobody has to scroll through a wall of text before finding what they're looking for.
To add a spoiler, all you have to do is use the tag with the same name, like this:

Code:

[spoiler]Your content here[/spoiler]

If you want to add a name to your spoiler, like I did with this post, you need to put a =nameofyourspoiler in the opening tag:

Code:

[spoiler=Name of your spoiler/tab]Your text[/spoiler]

Quoting someone is a good solution for those who are replying a post or specifying the ones they are talking to so there aren't any mistakes.
You can do that by pressing the "Quote" button in the post that you wish to quote, and the forum will automatically quote the whole post for you. Or, if you want to, you can use the quote tag:

Code:

[quote]Your quote here[/quote]

You can add the name of the person you're quoting too, like this:
[code][quote=Name of the person/user]Your quote here[/quote]