Kongregate forum textile formatting this page serves as a reference for most of the formatting you’ll be able to do in our forum posts. kongregate forums can accept two types of formatting: html and textile. however, they do not offer full html/textile functionality (believe me, you don’t want marquee tags to work in the forums!). also, thank you to the redcloth textile reference, whic…show morekongregate forum textile formatting this page serves as a reference for most of the formatting you’ll be able to do in our forum posts. kongregate forums can accept two types of formatting: html and textile. however, they do not offer full html/textile functionality (believe me, you don’t want marquee tags to work in the forums!). also, thank you to the redcloth textile reference, which was used as a reference for much of this guide (though again note that not all of the features listed at that site are supported by us). this guide will not go over the html functionality since most of that is easily available online, though i’ll point out that embedding things like .swf’s and youtube videos is no longer supported thanks to someone abusing the function in order to wreak havoc on some of our users. most of the functionality described below can also be done with html if you prefer. also, there is a character limit on posts past which we will no longer parse textile (this was necessary for performance reasons), so if you’re planning to write a really long post you may want to consider using html instead. basic textile textile’s primary advantage is speed of notation. it doesn’t offer too much power beyond html, and is sometimes a little fickle, but is often much quicker to type than html’s tag format.show less
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