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If I hadn't abandoned the Steam variant of this guide, it would've been really useful
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2967855237
I’ve now made a guide to test stuff and indeed almost nothing works there :( Even colspan/rowspan for table cells.
But {date} tag does :) It also works on the forum, but alas not in the announcements, so i’m jealous :D i’ve asked Support to add it long ago — it would be pretty handy to describe maintenance times for example.
So example:
{date}1707323408{/date}
would display
"7 Feb, 2024 @ 4:30pm"
if user is using English and his timezone is UTC. The value is a unix timestamp.
It’s hardly useful for guides though i guess
I abandoned Steam guides for the most part as Valve's bbcode is a nightmare to work with and guides are beyond broken, but I'll look into these later, even though I doubt any of them work outside of developer announcements
I hate that editor because of how it mangles the text and also because it does not know some tags which in fact work in store page descriptions. So i do it the old way :D
But it’s nice for non-tech-savvy users or when you want to quickly preview the content without saving it first and the opening the page in preview mode.
Thank you! :)
For example {speaker} tag (has parameters) — i’ve only seen in one single very old announcement.
Fun fact: {center} tag exists but does nothing because css for it is broken, probably it’s a leftover.
You can try {c} tag in guides, it works in announcements, but not in the forum or comments. It’s like {code} but for a part of text instead of whole line. Example:
Press {c}Escape{/c} to exit. Create a variable named {c}index{/c}.