I know all the others but I have never learned the one for small type? Anyone?
I’ll let you be my best friend! 
Also, when I post a link, how do I rename the link to something like “get your ass over here”?
type {sub} then whatever you want small then {/sub} replacing [ for {.
The other can be found in the faq.
My coding skills are poor, but I hope this helps.
ARRRGH. Not the FAQ. I meant to click on the vB code link at the top of the reply page. Forget it, just click here. I’m no good at explaining it. This link will show you how to do it.
That should be {sub}{sup}text{/sup}{/sub} unless you want it actually sub’d. (The above makes it come up on the same line as the normal text in netscape or recent versions of IE)
In other words [sub][sub]text[/sub] does this[/sub] (Bookend, just to point out the difference better)
And [sub][sup][sub][sup]text[/sub][/sup] does this[/sub][/sup] (Bookend, just to point out the difference better)
See?
(Of course you won’t if you have IE 5.0 or less…)
[sub]Wow, neato![/sub]
I think it’s neato because:
[ul]
[li]It doesn’t suck[/li][li]I feel more powerful[/li][li]Other reasons[/li][/ul]
To learn these tricks, go there.
If it doesn’t work, don’t email this guy.
To see some really cool shit go here.
[sub]I am stoked, thanks guys and/or gals[/sub]
ok, still a wee bit to learn.
You need to include the protocol part of the URL, too, like http:// in your first link, or mailto: in your second.
Isn’t it lovely when the wee ones grow and learn. Reminds me of my first few forays into ATMB.
::sniff::
Go forth wishbone and code with abandon.
[sub]I’m so proud[/sub]
Something that I have learned:
If you see coding that you like, hit the little “quote” button on the bottom of that post. In your response window that is brought up, you get to see all the coding of the original post. You can learn the names of all the smilies too. That’s how I learned how to do that cool stuff.