Introduction
This guide is for people who want to make their posts look more clear and easier to read. The idea here is to show different types of formatting that you can use in your posts and replies on eroscripts.
The eroscripts forum is using Markdown markup language. This guide will only touch some of the avaliable formatting option. To find more about formatting posts go to Basic Syntax | Markdown Guide and Extended Syntax | Markdown Guide
Text formatting
You can use few different types of text formatting. You can access bold and italic text type formats using tool ribbon that shows up during post editing:
When you select a part of text that you want to format one using the tool ribbon it will add * (for italic text) or ** (for bold text) as prefix and suffix to your selected text. The tags will not be visible in the final post but you can see it in the edit window. Here are a few examples of how it works:
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*This is italic text*
This is italic text -
**This is bold text**
This is bold text -
***This is bold italic text***
This is bold italic text
There are more format types that you can use but you have to add tags manually to your text.
If you want to make your text underlined add [u] at the beginning and [/u] at the end of the text you want to change:
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[u]This is underlined text[/u]
This is underlined text
If you want to make your text strikethrough add [s] at the beginning and [/s] at the end of the text you want to change:
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[s]This is strikethrough text[/s]
This is strikethrough text
You can mix all of those formatting options to make your text look however you like:
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[s][u]**This is bold underline strikethrough text**[/u][/s]
This is bold underline strikethrough text
Make sure that you don’t remove tags by accident otherwise your text won’t format in the intended way.
Text size - 1st method
If you want to make your text bigger and also use it as the header in table of contents this method is for you.
You can tag your text as a headers by simply adding #, ## or ### before the beginning of the line with the text you want to make bigger. You can increase the number of # to add extra levels of heading resulting in smaller text each time:
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# This will result in the really big text
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## This will result in the big text
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### This will result in the medium sized text
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#### This will result in normal sized text
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##### This will result in small sized text
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###### This will result in really small sized text
You can additionally format the headers but you need to leave # at the beginning of the line for example:
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# [u]**This is underlined bold header**[/u]
To build the table of contents out of used headers use the dropdown menu from the ribbon tool:
This will add <div data-theme-toc="true"> </div> to your post. If you want to remove table of contents simply remove that part from your topic.
Text size - 2nd method
The other way to change your text size is to add tags manually to your text. This will result in making your text smaller or bigger and will not affect the table of contents:
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<big>This text is big</big>
This text is big -
<small>This text is small</small>
This text is small
You can also use <sub> tag to make your text small inside of small text that is small (inception vibes):
<sub>This text is small
<sub>This text is smaller than small
<sub>This text is smaller than smaller than small</sub></sub></sub>
This text is small
This text is smaller than small
This text is smaller than smaller than small
When using this method you can add formatting to the text:
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**[u]<big>This text is bold, big and underlined</big>[/u]**
This text is bold, big and underlined -
*<sub>This text is small and italic </sub>*
This text is small and italic
You can also use those tags to change the text size in the same line:
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<big>This text is big,</big> this text is normal <small>and this text is small.</small>
This text is big, this text is normal and this text is small.
Text aligning
If you want to align your text to the left, center or right side of the post you have to manually add tag <div align="left">, <div align="center"> or <div align="right"> closed by </div> tag.
Here is an example of aligning text using all three methods listed above:
<div align="left">This text is aligned to the left side of the post</div>
<div align="center">This text is aligned to the center of the post</div>
<div align="right">This text is aligned to the right side of the post</div>
Adding number of downloads to uploaded scripts
When you upload the script you should see something similar to this:
[NoFaceGirl - Teen Babe Gets Creampie and keeps Riding Reverse Cowgirl.funscript|attachment](upload://tdZdLv06p1UxMq60D2WuKJpkG1q.funscript) (35.5 KB)
Initially you won’t see the number of downloads for your script. If you want to enable download count simply remove the |attachment part from the string of text:
[NoFaceGirl - Teen Babe Gets Creampie and keeps Riding Reverse Cowgirl.funscript](upload://tdZdLv06p1UxMq60D2WuKJpkG1q.funscript) (35.5 KB)
You can check if you have done it correctly by looking at the script link in your preview:
It’s worth noting that the downloads will start to count from the point when you remove the |attachment part. When you edit your post to make the number visible it won’t show past downloads.
Adding emoji to the topic title
If you want to add emoji to the title choose emoji that you want to add from the tool ribbon:
When you have your emoji for example this one 
just copy the emoji code, in this case :medal_sports: and paste it to the title like this:
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:medal_sports: Contest: Pick a number
The emoji will show up after creation of the topic.
