I am suggesting the bb-code below (but with square brackets instead of round).
Tables:
Tables:
(table), (tr), (td) just like in HTML
OR
(table)
column "title", element, element, …
column "other title", element, element …
row "title", element, element, …
row "other title", element, element, …
(/table)
Albums from image links:OR
(table)
column "title", element, element, …
column "other title", element, element …
row "title", element, element, …
row "other title", element, element, …
(/table)
Comma-separated, using space+" and ( "+space or "+comma ) as opening, closing brackets.
If a row's "title" is the same string as an element, that row defines values in that row which has column,[n] = element.
If a row's "title" is the same string as an element, that row defines values in that row which has column,[n] = element.
(album)
(index), title, link
…
title, link
link → link, link
…
(/album)
Paint:(index), title, link
…
title, link
link → link, link
…
(/album)
A simple SVG-editor for the forum-post WYSIWYG-editor.
* Because this is a lot faster to use than opening a graphic editor editing, saving, uploading, fixing uploaded, … and shows you the picture how it appears in the forum (width, height).
* It also gives everyone the same tools to edit something from a previous post.
It should support:
1. run-length-compressed c1/c2 coloured backgrounds rendered using JavaScript-Canvas-Elements,
2. Text on a position, so you can mix forum-text and pictures without having to draw it directly into the picture.
3. Smaller pictures or parts (from x1, y1 to x2, y2) on a position.
4. Pathes from to a point (x1, y1 to x2, y2) on a position.
5. Pixel and fractions (0.xx, 1.00 or xx.yy%) for position or using positions relative to a used element (from A to B).
* Because this is a lot faster to use than opening a graphic editor editing, saving, uploading, fixing uploaded, … and shows you the picture how it appears in the forum (width, height).
* It also gives everyone the same tools to edit something from a previous post.
It should support:
1. run-length-compressed c1/c2 coloured backgrounds rendered using JavaScript-Canvas-Elements,
2. Text on a position, so you can mix forum-text and pictures without having to draw it directly into the picture.
3. Smaller pictures or parts (from x1, y1 to x2, y2) on a position.
4. Pathes from to a point (x1, y1 to x2, y2) on a position.
5. Pixel and fractions (0.xx, 1.00 or xx.yy%) for position or using positions relative to a used element (from A to B).