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Smileys

Smileys are a form of Wiki Syntax.

It's easy to add smileys, small icons that denote emotions like biggrin, to any text area. Here are the smileys that are available:

biggrinconfusedcoolcryeekevilexclaimfrownidealolmadmrgreenneutralquestionrazzredfacerolleyessadsmilesurprisedtwistedwinkarrowsanta

Here's how to add smileys to your text:

  • First, you'll need to configure TikiWiki to allow smileys. Do this by gong to Admin Home > Text area > General Settings and checking the checkbox for Smileys. (Or use the path your root/tiki-admin.php?page=textarea).
  • Once you've checked the box, click on Change Preferences at the top or the bottom of the page.
    Here's a screenshot:

Text Area Admin Page
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  • Once enabled, you will see an option to add smileys whenever you are in edit mode for a wiki page, article, forum post, blog post, etc. Place you cursor where you want the smiley and click the smiley icon you want to insert. Here's what the Smiley edit option looks like:

Smiley Edit Option
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  • Smileys can also be added by typing a (:smileytag:) wherever you want the smiley to appear. Below are the tags for each smiley:


Smiley
Tag

biggrin
(:biggrin:)
confused
(:confused:)
cool
(:cool:)
cry
(:cry:)
eek
(:eek:)
evil
(:evil:)
exclaim
(:exclaim:)
frown
(:frown:)
idea
(:idea:)
lol
(:lol:)
mad
(:mad:)
mrgreen
(:mrgreen:)

Smiley
Tag

neutral
(:neutral:)
question
(:question:)
razz
(:razz:)
redface
(:redface:)
rolleyes
(:rolleyes:)
sad
(:sad:)
smile
(:smile:)
surprised
(:surprised:)
twisted
(:twisted:)
wink
(:wink:)
arrow
(:arrow:)
santa
(:santa:)



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Contributors to this page: Marc Laporte5511 points  and lindon2331 points  .
Page last modified on Monday 28 September, 2009 19:31:04 UTC by Marc Laporte5511 points .

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