# List of BBCodes

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This article shows a list of BBCodes that could be used in AoPS forums. For a much more detailed explanation on how to use some of the common tags on AoPS, see BBCode Tutorial.

Please note that this list might not be complete, as there may be some BBCode tags which aren't listed here. If you discover any new BBCode tag that's not listed here, feel free to edit and add it in the list below.

A summary of the known BBCode tags on AoPS are the following:

 [*] List item. This tag is used with [list]. [aops] Changes the text's font face to AoPS font. [aopshtml] Renders HTML code. This feature is exclusive only for site admins. [aopsnowrap] Prevents text from breaking into a new line. [asy] Renders Asymptote code. [asymptote] Formats and highlights the text as Asymptote code. [b] Formats the text in bold style. [br] Inserts a line break. [c] Formats and highlights the text as C code. [center] Aligns text to the center. [code] Formats the text in monospace font. [cpp] Formats and highlights the text as C++ code [css] Formats and highlights the text as CSS code. [dollar] Makes a dollar sign. [email] Turns the text into a hyperlink with the specified E-mail address. [font=(font face)] Changes the text's font to the specified font style. [haskell] Formats and highlights the text as Haskell code. [hide] Hides the text using a hide tag with the specified title. [html] Formats and highlights the text as HTML code. [i] Formats the text in italics style. [img width=(width%) height=(height%) alt=(alt)] Inserts images with specified percent width and percent height, and the alternate name. [indent] Inserts an indent before the text. [java] Formats and highlights the text as Java code. [javascript] Formats and highlights the text as JavaScript code. [latex] Formats and highlights the text as LaTeX code. [left] Aligns text to the left. [list] Creates a bulleted list, or a numbered list with the specified type. $\text{[*]}$ is used to indicate a list item. [math] Renders LaTeX code. [php] Formats and highlights the text as PHP code. [python] Formats and highlights the text as Python code. [pywindow] Creates an interactive Python window. [quote=(name)] Inserts text as a quote with the specified name. [quote name="(name)" url="(url)"] Inserts text as a quote with the specified name and link. [right] Aligns text to the right. [ruby] Formats and highlights the text as Ruby code. [rule] Inserts a horizontal line. [u] Adds underline to the text. [url=(url)] Turns text into hyperlink with the specified URL. [s] Adds strikethrough to the text. [size=(size%)] Changes the size of the text in the specified percent size. [tex] Formats and highlights the text as TeX code. [tip] Creates the text that could be hovered over with the specified title. [verbatim] Writes plaintext without any BBCode formatting. [youtube] Embeds a YouTube video. ----- Inserts a horizontal line. $ Renders inline LaTeX code. $$ Renders display mode LaTeX code. \( Renders inline LaTeX code. \[ Renders display mode LaTeX code. \$ Inserts a dollar sign \\ Inserts a line break. \begin{align} Renders LaTeX code using the align environment. \begin{align*} Renders LaTeX code using the align* environment. \begin{tabular} Renders LaTeX code using the tabular environment. \LaTeX Inserts the LaTeX logo. \TeX Inserts the LaTeX logo. \today Inserts the date today.

For examples on how these tags are used, one can see the usage for most of these BBCode tags here.