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• [h2]Heading 2nd level[/h2] to [h6]Heading 6th level[/h6]
  (Because h1 is the heading for the page title, it has been disabled in the content of every page.)
• [quote]text quotation[/quote]
• [code]code[/code]
• [list]
  [*]bulleted list element 1
  [*]bulleted list element 2
  [/list]
• [list=#]
  [*]Numbered list element 1
  [*]Numbered list element 2
  [/list]
• [html][/html] literal html. All code between these is not changed.
  Alternative: Enable inline HTML.

• [b]bold[/b]
• [i]italic[/i]
• [u]underlined[/u]
• [del]strike-through[/del]
• [size=80%]smaller[/size] or [size=120%]bigger[/size] text
• [font=FONT]font[/font]
  FONT is a valid css font-family value (“sans-serif”, “Times” etc.)
• [color=COLOR]color[/color]
  COLOR is a valid css color value (e.g. #cb0600)

• Simple: [url]DESTINATION[/url]
• Advanced: [url=DESTINATION (rel=relationship) (target=target)]Link text[/url]
  (items in parenthesis are optional).
  • DESTINATION may be:
    • an external URL: "https://www.example.org"
    • an uploaded file: "attachs/somefile.zip"
    • an uploaded file: "images/someimage.jpg"
  • rel specifies the relationship between the current and the linked document (see doc on W3Schools)
  • target (available as of FlatPress 1.3) specifies where to open the linked document (see doc on W3Schools)
• Simple email link: [mail]user@example.org[/mail]
• Advanced email link: [mail=user@example.org]link text[/url]

• [img=IMAGEPATH (alt=alternate text) (title=title text) (popup=false) (scale=NN%) (width=N) (height=N) (float=left|right) (loading=lazy|eager)]
  (items in parenthesis are optional).
  • if IMAGEPATH begins with images/ it will be automatically translated into the appropriate URL for fp-content/images/
  • alt sets the alternate text
  • title title shown on mouse-over
  • popup If set to true and the LightBox2 plug-in is enabled (it is by default) display of the image will driven by the plug-in. (Actually the plug-in is the LightBox work-alike Slimbox).
  • scale creates a thumbnail NN% smaller than the original. Example: [img=images/picture.jpg scale=5%]
    • If the thumb plugin is enabled (it is by default) and the server has the GD2 php extension installed (usually it is) the generated thumbnail is a real, static thumbnail. Otherwise the image will look small in browser but the browser will be actually downloading the original file.
    • Setting a scale value automatically invokes popup=true and clicking on the thumbnail will display the image in a “LightBox”.
    • Scale doesn't work on remote images.
  • width and height set the width or height on the image in pixels. You can use both of them or only one. If you set only one the re-sized image will retain its aspect ratio.
    • if the thumb plug-in is enabled and the GD2 php extension is installed on the server (usually it is) it will generate a thumbnail image file and popup=true will be invoked, unless specifically set to false.
    • Static thumbnail creation does not work on remote images.
  • float float the images to the left or to the right
  • loading images will be loaded not before the user scrolls near them (“lazy” - better performance!) or immediately on loading the page. If not set explicitly, “lazy” is used.

• [video=VIDEOPATH (width=N) (height=N) (float=left|right)]
  (items in parenthesis are optional).
  • VIDEOPATH may be:
    • an uploaded file: "attachs/video.mp4"
    • a remote file: "https//example.org/video.mp4"
    • a YouTube link: "http://youtube.com/THEVIDEO"
    • a Facebook Video link: "https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=THEVIDEO"
    • a Vimeo link: "https://vimeo.com/THEVIDEO"
  • width and height set the width or height on the video in pixels. You can use both of them or only one. If you set only one the re-sized video will retain its aspect ratio.
  • float float the images to the left or to the right

• [more] (Read More plugin): breaks up long post on the main page with the [Read More…] link that can be clicked on to see the rest of the post
• [entryurl=ENTRY-ID]link text[/entryurl] and [iurl=PAGE]link text[/iurl] (Internal URLs plugin): These elements create links to static pages or entries.