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  • jsnakejsnake Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,037
  • ThewelderThewelder Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 679
  • Smoke=FireSmoke=Fire Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 682
    I don't know how many of you use Firefox, but this addon for that application makes it all mouse work. Basically, highlight the test, than right click and select the attribute you wish.

    Like so.

    The best thing is you can still compose with hitting the enter key to separate your text, which makes it easier to select what you want to affect easier.

    The only thing it does not do is insert breaks, so we still have to do that manually, but the rest is done with a mouse.

    https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/128
  • TatuajeVITatuajeVI Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,378
    bump. for the new guys.
  • KCWKCW Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,253
    So, that would mean I would have to browse w/ Firefox? (Sorry if this is a stupid question. I'm a cigar lover. Not a computer guy.)
  • TatuajeVITatuajeVI Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,378
    Smoke=Fire:
    I don't know how many of you use Firefox, but this addon for that application makes it all mouse work. Basically, highlight the test, than right click and select the attribute you wish.

    Like so.

    The best thing is you can still compose with hitting the enter key to separate your text, which makes it easier to select what you want to affect easier.

    The only thing it does not do is insert breaks, so we still have to do that manually, but the rest is done with a mouse.

    https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/128
    Just added this to mozilla. You can make it add line breaks - it has custom code settings. Go to "settings" and add a 4th custom tag. Name it whatever you want and make the "value" the line break code.
  • TatuajeVITatuajeVI Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,378
    KCW:
    So, that would mean I would have to browse w/ Firefox? (Sorry if this is a stupid question. I'm a cigar lover. Not a computer guy.)
    Yes. And if you don't use Firefox, you should. :)
  • TatuajeVITatuajeVI Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,378
    This is seriously the coolest add on ever. I wonder what else I could add on with Mozilla?
  • bacon.jaybacon.jay Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 718
    TatuajeVI:
    Smoke=Fire:
    I don't know how many of you use Firefox, but this addon for that application makes it all mouse work. Basically, highlight the test, than right click and select the attribute you wish.

    Like so.

    The best thing is you can still compose with hitting the enter key to separate your text, which makes it easier to select what you want to affect easier.

    The only thing it does not do is insert breaks, so we still have to do that manually, but the rest is done with a mouse.

    https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/128
    Just added this to mozilla. You can make it add line breaks - it has custom code settings. Go to "settings" and add a 4th custom tag. Name it whatever you want and make the "value" the line break code.


    How do you do this? I've had the Firefox bbcode add-on for quite a while and still having to type the line-break code isn't really a boon for the experience. I can't find where to change the custom code settings of the plug-in, where do you change them?

  • TatuajeVITatuajeVI Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,378
    Right click. Go to BBC Code. Go to "settings." Under the Custom Tag drop down change the number from 3 to 4. Name it whatever you want and make the "value" the line break code.
  • bacon.jaybacon.jay Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 718
    TatuajeVI:
    Right click. Go to BBC Code. Go to "settings." Under the Custom Tag drop down change the number from 3 to 4. Name it whatever you want and make the "value" the line break code.


    YAY! I figured out why I couldn't get it to work. The Firefox add-on I've been using wasn't exactly the same one. The one I have is bbXtra, not BBCode, so I DLed BBCode and I figured it out right away. Thanks Tat!

  • TatuajeVITatuajeVI Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,378
    bacon.jay:
    TatuajeVI:
    Right click. Go to BBC Code. Go to "settings." Under the Custom Tag drop down change the number from 3 to 4. Name it whatever you want and make the "value" the line break code.


    YAY! I figured out why I couldn't get it to work. The Firefox add-on I've been using wasn't exactly the same one. The one I have is bbXtra, not BBCode, so I DLed BBCode and I figured it out right away. Thanks Tat!

    That's how I roll!
  • Smoke=FireSmoke=Fire Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 682
    So...~Let's see if this works~~
  • Smoke=FireSmoke=Fire Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 682
    And failed miserably. :P ~~So what did I do wrong? At the label I assigned the tilde, as I never use that key so figured it would be safe. Than at value I gave it the line break code. My assumption was everytime I hit the tilde key it would pop in my line break.
  • TatuajeVITatuajeVI Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,378
    That's not how it works. The title is simply what it shows up as when you right click, go to the BBC Code, then to custom tags. You should see it right there if you added in a custom tag.
  • Smoke=FireSmoke=Fire Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 682
    Ahh
    Like this

    And so forth.

    Thanks bud! :D
  • Smoke=FireSmoke=Fire Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 682
  • HaybletHayblet Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,400
    bump for new people like me who had no clue until now
  • Renaissance_ManRenaissance_Man Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 972
    Bump of this for noobs - still one of my fave posts... very useful...
  • Smoke=FireSmoke=Fire Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 682
  • laker1963laker1963 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,046
    Smoke=Fire:
    BUMP
    Excuse you :)
  • stephen_hannibalstephen_hannibal Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 4,317
  • james40james40 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,450
    So I do this
    to create a new line?
  • ejenne87ejenne87 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,921
  • RedtailhawkozRedtailhawkoz Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,914
    I see where people were wandering about this so i pulled it from my Archives Its a Great tool that we all can use to make our posts better and easier to read.. Hope you guys save this to your favorites.
    What I did was Copy and paste this to an Email I then saved the email so in another window I can open my email to this Post... and reference it as I post my CCOM Posts that nbeed these types of formats it works for me........ Thanks to the BOTL that put this together...
    Peace
    Ozzie
    rad1964:

    I thought I would make a post describing HOW TO FORMAT YOUR POST.
    After doing a quick seach in the forum, I noticed that madurofan had once mentioned some basics, I thought I would give any one who desires the POWER to format their posts.
    This comes in handy for those with longer posts so that they can seperate sentences where one ends and another starts (makes reading easier too). And also call attention to important words or parts of their sentences.



    ==========LINE BREAKS==========

    Adding <br> after a sentence will create one line break. The same as hitting ENTER on a typewriter/keyboard.

    Adding <br><br> after a sentence will create two line breaks. The same as hitting ENTER twice on a typewriter/keyboard.

    ==========BOLDING==========

    Adding <b> before a word and a </b> after the word will BOLD the word.

    Exp. - I really love the Sancho Panza Double Maduro. All you have to do is this - I really love the <b>Sancho Panza Double Maduro</b> (when you post it you will see the BOLDED word.

    ==========ITALICIZING==========

    Adding <i> before a word and a </i> after the word will ITALICIZE the word.

    Exp. - I really love the Sancho Panza Double Maduro. All you have to do is this - I really love the <i>Sancho Panza Double Maduro</i> (when you post it you will see the ITALICIZED word.

    ==========FONT SIZE==========

    Adding size="4" inside your font tag will change your font size.
    Personally I wouldn't bump the font size beyond 8 on this forum, because it could get annoying and unreadable.

    Exp. - I really love the Sancho Panza Double Maduro. All you have to do is this - I really love the <font size="4">Sancho Panza Double Maduro</font> (when you post it you will see the Font Size change.

    ==========COLOR==========

    Adding <font color="blue"> before a word and a </font> after the word will COLOR the word.

    Exp. - I really love the Sancho Panza Double Maduro. All you have to do is this - I really love the <font color="purple">Sancho Panza Double Maduro</font> (when you post it you will see the COLORED word.
    Some of the 'named' colors that work in this manner are:

    aqua
    gray
    navy
    silver
    black
    green
    olive
    teal
    blue
    lime
    purple
    white
    fuchsia
    maroon
    red
    yellow
    There are other ones but the list is too long to name them all. Click here for the big list.

    ==========LINKS==========

    Adding <a href="http://www.cigars.com" target="_blank"> before a word and a </a> after the word will make that word a LINK that goes to a web page.

    Exp. - I really love the Sancho Panza Double Maduro. All you have to do is this - I really love the <a href="http://www.cigar.com/cigars/viewcigar.asp?brand=668" target="_blank">Sancho Panza Double Maduro</a> (when you post it you will see the LINKED word.

    NOTE: Although adding this <a href="http://www.cigars.com" target="_blank"> the part of this formatting code target="_blank" does not have to be included, but what I have learned in my years of coding is that it is best to add this in there because it opens up a new page insted of loading the link into your current page. Which means you lose cigar.com and go to the other page, but with target="_blank" in the code it leaves cigar.com page open and opens a new page for you.


    ==========IMAGES==========

    To display an image, you need to know the exact "path" or "URL" to the image on a server. For instance, if you see an image you like, right click on it and "view properties". You will see the image's path or URL. Copy it down, by selecting it (left click and hold in the button on your mouse when you are at the start of the URL, while dragging towards the end of the URL, highlighting it. You then press your keyboards's ctrl keypad (usually the most left and lowest key) and the C key at the same time (CTRL + C). This copies the URL or whatever is highlighted to your CLIPBOARD. The clipboard is invisible and will hold whatever the last thing you highlighted and copied.

    Adding an image from a website - Add the following code - <img src="http://img.cigar.com/p/500/cs/s/cs-s7a-view2.jpg"> anywhere on your post and when you post your post, you should see the IMAGE. (Of course you need to swap out the URL I have in there for your own)

    You should probably add two <br> tags before and after your img tag so any words that accompany it will be either above the image or below the image and not floating off to the side of the image.


    Exp. -

    image

    When I want to show off a photo I took myself and post it here on Cigar.com, I need to upload my image to a server (any server) and then find the path or URL of the image. I have my own website fortunately and here's my URL: http://www.radmedia.org/gallerys/cigars/rad1964_nub_600x450.jpg

    Any image you link to should not be to wide, because this websites displayable width is around 790 pixels (790 px = @11 inches).
    (600 px = @7 inches).

    Here's my example:

    <br><br><img src="http://www.radmedia.org/gallerys/cigars/rad1964_nub_600x450.jpg"><br><br>

    image

    PS - You can also combine a few of the tags together. (bold, color, italicized)
    Try adding bold and a color! For best results open and close the tags in the order they appear.
    <font color="blue"><b></b></font>

    ==========HTML ENTITIES==========

    HTML Entities are simply code that represent certain symbols.
    Here are a few common ones:

    © = &copy;
    ® = &reg;
    ¢ = &cent;
    ½ = &frac12;
    é = &eacute;
    And the often abused         = &nbsp;
    (Yes, that spot is supposed to be blank)

    (I put 8 of the &nbsp; in order to get that space)
    (8 pixels worth)
    One &nbsp; equals 1 pixel of blank space
    (72 pixels = @ 1 inch)


    There are many other ones but the list is too long to name them all. Click here for the big list.

    There's many more tricks and formatting options you can do. These are only the basics. I will add more to this post as it becomes pertinent.



    It would also be great if there was a way to make a post a sticky. Perhaps a Moderator or a vote. If the forum doesn't support Stickys, then perhaps with enough views, certain posts can be identified, the ones that get tons of views, and maybe they can create a new forum group called FAQs or STICKYs.


    Thought I'd go ahead and post a few emoticons, aka smilies for folks to use. These come from my gaming website. Enjoy.


    Use this code here and substitute the "number_of_the_smiley_goes_here" with the number of the smilie you want to use.
    <img src="http://www.xhale.net/images/smilies/number_of_the_smiley_goes_here.gif">

    Exp. pasting the following code into your post <img src="http://www.xhale.net/images/smilies/14.gif"> will result in this: image

    Smiley list A
    Smiley list B

  • RedtailhawkozRedtailhawkoz Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,914
    I see where people were wandering about this so i pulled it from my Archives Its a Great tool that we all can use to make our posts better and easier to read.. Hope you guys save this to your favorites. What I did was Copy and paste this to an Email I then saved the email so in another window I can open my email to this Post... and reference it as I post my CCOM Posts that nbeed these types of formats it works for me........ Thanks to the BOTL that put this together...
    Peace
    Ozzie

    rad1964:

    I thought I would make a post describing HOW TO FORMAT YOUR POST.
    After doing a quick seach in the forum, I noticed that madurofan had once mentioned some basics, I thought I would give any one who desires the POWER to format their posts.
    This comes in handy for those with longer posts so that they can seperate sentences where one ends and another starts (makes reading easier too). And also call attention to important words or parts of their sentences.



    ==========LINE BREAKS==========

    Adding <br> after a sentence will create one line break. The same as hitting ENTER on a typewriter/keyboard.

    Adding <br><br> after a sentence will create two line breaks. The same as hitting ENTER twice on a typewriter/keyboard.

    ==========BOLDING==========

    Adding <b> before a word and a </b> after the word will BOLD the word.

    Exp. - I really love the Sancho Panza Double Maduro. All you have to do is this - I really love the <b>Sancho Panza Double Maduro</b> (when you post it you will see the BOLDED word.

    ==========ITALICIZING==========

    Adding <i> before a word and a </i> after the word will ITALICIZE the word.

    Exp. - I really love the Sancho Panza Double Maduro. All you have to do is this - I really love the <i>Sancho Panza Double Maduro</i> (when you post it you will see the ITALICIZED word.

    ==========FONT SIZE==========

    Adding size="4" inside your font tag will change your font size.
    Personally I wouldn't bump the font size beyond 8 on this forum, because it could get annoying and unreadable.

    Exp. - I really love the Sancho Panza Double Maduro. All you have to do is this - I really love the <font size="4">Sancho Panza Double Maduro</font> (when you post it you will see the Font Size change.

    ==========COLOR==========

    Adding <font color="blue"> before a word and a </font> after the word will COLOR the word.

    Exp. - I really love the Sancho Panza Double Maduro. All you have to do is this - I really love the <font color="purple">Sancho Panza Double Maduro</font> (when you post it you will see the COLORED word.
    Some of the 'named' colors that work in this manner are:

    aqua
    gray
    navy
    silver
    black
    green
    olive
    teal
    blue
    lime
    purple
    white
    fuchsia
    maroon
    red
    yellow
    There are other ones but the list is too long to name them all. Click here for the big list.

    ==========LINKS==========

    Adding <a href="http://www.cigars.com" target="_blank"> before a word and a </a> after the word will make that word a LINK that goes to a web page.

    Exp. - I really love the Sancho Panza Double Maduro. All you have to do is this - I really love the <a href="http://www.cigar.com/cigars/viewcigar.asp?brand=668" target="_blank">Sancho Panza Double Maduro</a> (when you post it you will see the LINKED word.

    NOTE: Although adding this <a href="http://www.cigars.com" target="_blank"> the part of this formatting code target="_blank" does not have to be included, but what I have learned in my years of coding is that it is best to add this in there because it opens up a new page insted of loading the link into your current page. Which means you lose cigar.com and go to the other page, but with target="_blank" in the code it leaves cigar.com page open and opens a new page for you.


    ==========IMAGES==========

    To display an image, you need to know the exact "path" or "URL" to the image on a server. For instance, if you see an image you like, right click on it and "view properties". You will see the image's path or URL. Copy it down, by selecting it (left click and hold in the button on your mouse when you are at the start of the URL, while dragging towards the end of the URL, highlighting it. You then press your keyboards's ctrl keypad (usually the most left and lowest key) and the C key at the same time (CTRL + C). This copies the URL or whatever is highlighted to your CLIPBOARD. The clipboard is invisible and will hold whatever the last thing you highlighted and copied.

    Adding an image from a website - Add the following code - <img src="http://img.cigar.com/p/500/cs/s/cs-s7a-view2.jpg"> anywhere on your post and when you post your post, you should see the IMAGE. (Of course you need to swap out the URL I have in there for your own)

    You should probably add two <br> tags before and after your img tag so any words that accompany it will be either above the image or below the image and not floating off to the side of the image.


    Exp. -

    image

    When I want to show off a photo I took myself and post it here on Cigar.com, I need to upload my image to a server (any server) and then find the path or URL of the image. I have my own website fortunately and here's my URL: http://www.radmedia.org/gallerys/cigars/rad1964_nub_600x450.jpg

    Any image you link to should not be to wide, because this websites displayable width is around 790 pixels (790 px = @11 inches).
    (600 px = @7 inches).

    Here's my example:

    <br><br><img src="http://www.radmedia.org/gallerys/cigars/rad1964_nub_600x450.jpg"><br><br>

    image

    PS - You can also combine a few of the tags together. (bold, color, italicized)
    Try adding bold and a color! For best results open and close the tags in the order they appear.
    <font color="blue"><b></b></font>

    ==========HTML ENTITIES==========

    HTML Entities are simply code that represent certain symbols.
    Here are a few common ones:

    © = &copy;
    ® = &reg;
    ¢ = &cent;
    ½ = &frac12;
    é = &eacute;
    And the often abused         = &nbsp;
    (Yes, that spot is supposed to be blank)

    (I put 8 of the &nbsp; in order to get that space)
    (8 pixels worth)
    One &nbsp; equals 1 pixel of blank space
    (72 pixels = @ 1 inch)


    There are many other ones but the list is too long to name them all. Click here for the big list.

    There's many more tricks and formatting options you can do. These are only the basics. I will add more to this post as it becomes pertinent.



    It would also be great if there was a way to make a post a sticky. Perhaps a Moderator or a vote. If the forum doesn't support Stickys, then perhaps with enough views, certain posts can be identified, the ones that get tons of views, and maybe they can create a new forum group called FAQs or STICKYs.


    Thought I'd go ahead and post a few emoticons, aka smilies for folks to use. These come from my gaming website. Enjoy.


    Use this code here and substitute the "number_of_the_smiley_goes_here" with the number of the smilie you want to use.
    <img src="http://www.xhale.net/images/smilies/number_of_the_smiley_goes_here.gif">

    Exp. pasting the following code into your post <img src="http://www.xhale.net/images/smilies/14.gif"> will result in this: image

    Smiley list A
    Smiley list B

  • RedtailhawkozRedtailhawkoz Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,914
    I see where people were wandering about this so i pulled it from my Archives Its a Great tool that we all can use to make our posts better and easier to read.. Hope you guys save this to your favorites. What I did was Copy and paste this to an Email I then saved the email so in another window I can open my email to this Post... and reference it as I post my CCOM Posts that nbeed these types of formats it works for me........ Thanks to the BOTL that put this together...
    Peace
    Ozzie

    rad1964:

    I thought I would make a post describing HOW TO FORMAT YOUR POST.
    After doing a quick seach in the forum, I noticed that madurofan had once mentioned some basics, I thought I would give any one who desires the POWER to format their posts.
    This comes in handy for those with longer posts so that they can seperate sentences where one ends and another starts (makes reading easier too). And also call attention to important words or parts of their sentences.



    ==========LINE BREAKS==========

    Adding <br> after a sentence will create one line break. The same as hitting ENTER on a typewriter/keyboard.

    Adding <br><br> after a sentence will create two line breaks. The same as hitting ENTER twice on a typewriter/keyboard.

    ==========BOLDING==========

    Adding <b> before a word and a </b> after the word will BOLD the word.

    Exp. - I really love the Sancho Panza Double Maduro. All you have to do is this - I really love the <b>Sancho Panza Double Maduro</b> (when you post it you will see the BOLDED word.

    ==========ITALICIZING==========

    Adding <i> before a word and a </i> after the word will ITALICIZE the word.

    Exp. - I really love the Sancho Panza Double Maduro. All you have to do is this - I really love the <i>Sancho Panza Double Maduro</i> (when you post it you will see the ITALICIZED word.

    ==========FONT SIZE==========

    Adding size="4" inside your font tag will change your font size.
    Personally I wouldn't bump the font size beyond 8 on this forum, because it could get annoying and unreadable.

    Exp. - I really love the Sancho Panza Double Maduro. All you have to do is this - I really love the <font size="4">Sancho Panza Double Maduro</font> (when you post it you will see the Font Size change.

    ==========COLOR==========

    Adding <font color="blue"> before a word and a </font> after the word will COLOR the word.

    Exp. - I really love the Sancho Panza Double Maduro. All you have to do is this - I really love the <font color="purple">Sancho Panza Double Maduro</font> (when you post it you will see the COLORED word.
    Some of the 'named' colors that work in this manner are:

    aqua
    gray
    navy
    silver
    black
    green
    olive
    teal
    blue
    lime
    purple
    white
    fuchsia
    maroon
    red
    yellow
    There are other ones but the list is too long to name them all. Click here for the big list.

    ==========LINKS==========

    Adding <a href="http://www.cigars.com" target="_blank"> before a word and a </a> after the word will make that word a LINK that goes to a web page.

    Exp. - I really love the Sancho Panza Double Maduro. All you have to do is this - I really love the <a href="http://www.cigar.com/cigars/viewcigar.asp?brand=668" target="_blank">Sancho Panza Double Maduro</a> (when you post it you will see the LINKED word.

    NOTE: Although adding this <a href="http://www.cigars.com" target="_blank"> the part of this formatting code target="_blank" does not have to be included, but what I have learned in my years of coding is that it is best to add this in there because it opens up a new page insted of loading the link into your current page. Which means you lose cigar.com and go to the other page, but with target="_blank" in the code it leaves cigar.com page open and opens a new page for you.


    ==========IMAGES==========

    To display an image, you need to know the exact "path" or "URL" to the image on a server. For instance, if you see an image you like, right click on it and "view properties". You will see the image's path or URL. Copy it down, by selecting it (left click and hold in the button on your mouse when you are at the start of the URL, while dragging towards the end of the URL, highlighting it. You then press your keyboards's ctrl keypad (usually the most left and lowest key) and the C key at the same time (CTRL + C). This copies the URL or whatever is highlighted to your CLIPBOARD. The clipboard is invisible and will hold whatever the last thing you highlighted and copied.

    Adding an image from a website - Add the following code - <img src="http://img.cigar.com/p/500/cs/s/cs-s7a-view2.jpg"> anywhere on your post and when you post your post, you should see the IMAGE. (Of course you need to swap out the URL I have in there for your own)

    You should probably add two <br> tags before and after your img tag so any words that accompany it will be either above the image or below the image and not floating off to the side of the image.


    Exp. -

    image

    When I want to show off a photo I took myself and post it here on Cigar.com, I need to upload my image to a server (any server) and then find the path or URL of the image. I have my own website fortunately and here's my URL: http://www.radmedia.org/gallerys/cigars/rad1964_nub_600x450.jpg

    Any image you link to should not be to wide, because this websites displayable width is around 790 pixels (790 px = @11 inches).
    (600 px = @7 inches).

    Here's my example:

    <br><br><img src="http://www.radmedia.org/gallerys/cigars/rad1964_nub_600x450.jpg"><br><br>

    image

    PS - You can also combine a few of the tags together. (bold, color, italicized)
    Try adding bold and a color! For best results open and close the tags in the order they appear.
    <font color="blue"><b></b></font>

    ==========HTML ENTITIES==========

    HTML Entities are simply code that represent certain symbols.
    Here are a few common ones:

    © = &copy;
    ® = &reg;
    ¢ = &cent;
    ½ = &frac12;
    é = &eacute;
    And the often abused         = &nbsp;
    (Yes, that spot is supposed to be blank)

    (I put 8 of the &nbsp; in order to get that space)
    (8 pixels worth)
    One &nbsp; equals 1 pixel of blank space
    (72 pixels = @ 1 inch)


    There are many other ones but the list is too long to name them all. Click here for the big list.

    There's many more tricks and formatting options you can do. These are only the basics. I will add more to this post as it becomes pertinent.



    It would also be great if there was a way to make a post a sticky. Perhaps a Moderator or a vote. If the forum doesn't support Stickys, then perhaps with enough views, certain posts can be identified, the ones that get tons of views, and maybe they can create a new forum group called FAQs or STICKYs.


    Thought I'd go ahead and post a few emoticons, aka smilies for folks to use. These come from my gaming website. Enjoy.


    Use this code here and substitute the "number_of_the_smiley_goes_here" with the number of the smilie you want to use.
    <img src="http://www.xhale.net/images/smilies/number_of_the_smiley_goes_here.gif">

    Exp. pasting the following code into your post <img src="http://www.xhale.net/images/smilies/14.gif"> will result in this: image

    Smiley list A
    Smiley list B

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