Results / Conclusion :
[code] [code]unprocessed[/code] [/code] <--- Already applied, so you can see brackets; otherwise, they are not visible.
'Unprocessed' command code, I will be using parentheses instead of brackets to not break the formatting, '
(code) (/code)' can't show '
(/code)' within itself, but as you can see from above, 'codebox' can show '
(/code)' within '
(code) (/code)'.
Text line can't be simultaneously 'STRIKE-TROUGH' and 'UNDERLINE', so use one or the other.
[codebox][/codebox] changes all text font to monospace and text within 'codebox' that is within '
(code) (/code)' doesn't change its shading nor is it differently formatted, but just presents format commands as plain text, disregarding its formatting nature altogether.
Also all BOLD, ITALICS, STRIKE-TROUGH and UNDERLINE codes have no effect within 'codebox', all text is uniform in font type.
Two 'codebox' examples were separated by one empty line in between them, and you can see how differently it does that separation compared to 'quote' examples, which are also separated by one empty line in between them, but as you can see, that spacing is much, much bigger.
Text put in
[quote][/quote] code retains its additional text format manipulations by other codes, even the shading of '
(code) (/code)' formatting is maintained.
Since the 'quote' empty line spacing is different from that between two 'codeboxes' examples, like mentioned above, let's make two consecutive 'codeboxes' and two 'quotes' without any empty line separating them :
Text line in codebox one.
Text line in codebox two.
Text line in quotes three.
Text line in quotes four.
And for the end, let's alternate them a bit without any empty line separation :
Text line in codebox two.
Text line in quotes three.
Text line in codebox four.
