Font colors

While Danny and others can probably explain this better than I can, I'm pretty sure it's just like HTML tags. In these examples, I'm replacing the brackets with parens so you can see them. If I didn't do this, the parser would convert them to code.

Once you enter some test, you highlight </span>it and click the "Font Size" drop-down arrow to select the desired size. Like I did with the word "highlight". Note that you have to enter the text first, highlight it, THEN change it\'s size.

The code it generated looks like this:
[font=Courier New:535bc458b3]Once you enter some test, you (size=16)highlight (/size)it and click the "Font Size" drop-down arrow to select the desired size. [/font:535bc458b3]

Use the same principle for Font Color.

Now, if you want to stack parameters, you simply build them from the inside out, just like HTML. So if I wanted my big word, "highlight" to be big and red, I simply highlight the word again **but not the tags around it** and change the font color.

Now the code looks liks this:
[font=Courier New:535bc458b3]I simply (size=16)(color=red)highlight (/color)(/size)the word again. . .[/font:535bc458b3]

Hyperlinks will be fun.
Build the hyperlink first (which you apperantly already know):
(url=http://home.earthlink.net/~jkash1/)Mr. Kash\'s Prius Site(/url)

Now just repeatedly highlight the text "Mr. Kash\'s Prius Site" and add whatever affects you want. I\'ve managed to make this:
<span style=\'color:red\'>Mr. Kash\'s Prius Site

And its code looks like this:
[font=Courier New:535bc458b3](url=http://home.earthlink.net/~jkash1/)(size=16)(color=red)Mr. Kash's Prius Site(/color)(/size)(/url)[/font:535bc458b3]

Just keep adding stuff like bold and italic the same way. Usually, what I do is set it up and then play with the tags by manually adjusting the color, or size, or whatever. And Preview. Previewing is free, you should do it often.

I hope that helps a little.