[mojo]

I probably have the answer for you on why the lack of editing on the smiley grin. Usually in unicode you get something that is slightly smaller than the one used for the display so that you can see the details earlier. In this case I used the display, not the actual unicode because it was larger. What I didn't think about was the forum software capturing all the default code from the source site that does so. I simply didn't think of it and proceeded to type the rest of the post. I suspect the final tag kept moving with the text but didn't display this.

Along you come, try to edit it, and again it doesn't show the tags that bind the text to the symbol.

[MSL]

 I had the same problem with this, when once I used our tablet. I decided to post some symbols and smileys (I forgot which ones already), but one (or some?) of them made my post something messy; I forgot already what exactly was the problem, but when I saw this... a sort of deja vu (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Déjà_vu).
 Btw, this is the Grin emoticon/smiley here:  (and its code is:

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;D).
 I found an animated grin one online. It's funny: .

[SEO]

Also useful about how to resize pictures easy and fast using this BBCode.

[SEO]

Hi, there!

I'd like to add a new one here. It's the time BBCode: For example: "September 28, 2018, 01:00:00 AM" or "September 28, 2018, 01:00:00 PM":

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[time]1:00[/time] or [time]13:00[/time], i. e. the BBCode is

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[time][/time].

[MSL]

 Repeated. But it's okay, for review the BBcode learning.

[Alexa]

The smileys' codes:

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:) ;) :D ;D >:( :( :o 8) ??? ::) :P :-[ :-X :-\ :-* :(( (

The last one (so-called "Cry") was changed from

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:'( to

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:((.

[Alexa]

I liked another animated grin because the old one was missing.