I have a page on my guild's site that I use to host a custom-made pack of addons that many of my guild members use. I have instructions posted on how to install the addons, and in those instructions I reference the directory in Windows where WoW is usually installed:

C Program Files\World of Warcraft\

The part right after the C is getting turned into a graphical smiley by the site software, and the way I guessed to get around that, the "code" command in BBCode, did not work. Any suggestion of how I can get this to come out looking correct?

Thanks!

For smilies in particular if you look at the vary top of the post edit window there is a box to disable smilies. This sadly does it for the entire post you are editing. I agree that it would be good to have as a block command that can be set around specific lines leaving smilies in other areas of the post unaffected.

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Thanks for the help Saudorun, but I hadn't had time to try this until just now, and when I went to do it I realized that there is no such box on the page I'm using. I think this is because it's not a forum post, but a "Static Page" that I've been editing using the BBCode parsing.

You can see the page I'm referring to here, which I created using the "Static Menu Items and Content" option on the Admin page. Unless anyone else has an idea, I'm just going to disable BBCode parsing and re-create the page in HTML.

The disable smilies isn't available on guides is it? Can this be implemented easily?

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It is not available on guides yet, but implementation shouldn't be that hard. In other news, the [code] tag will be getting a revamp soon.

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