Lite markup for styx forum posts
prefix editor option = value options... > content
_ : Underline
^ : Bold
/ : Italics
- : Strike through
> : Nest element
pg : text paragraph
txs Font size : pxcol Color of font : hexbgc Background color : hexh1 : Large header
txs Font size : pxcol Color of font : hexbgc Background color : hexaln Alignment : left / right / midh2 : Medium header
txs Font size : pxcol Color of font : hexbgc Background color : hexaln Alignment : left / right / midh3 : Small header
txs Font size : pxcol Color of font : hexbgc Background color : hexaln Alignment : left / right / midig : Image
src Image source : urlhgt Height of image : pxwdt Width of image : pxhr : Horizontal Rule
wdt Width of rule : %hgt Height of rule : pxsl : Start a list
typ Type of list : num / pointle : List element
el : End a list
set : Sets up global formatting
content should be left blank or replaced with a rule
//This will apply the css as default to all elements
set txs=20>
//This will apply the css as default to only h2
set col=#f00>h2
sl>
le>
le>
>h1>Yop
>el
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Lite markup for forum posts
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