No support, for what Cat just posted. There are a bazillion HTML guides on here.

Here's a more recent guide. This one is easier to use since it's organised.

I like that...support.

I still do not support this despite the changes. The guides are enough to teach people basic coding skills. I have all basic codes, like links and images, in a sticky note to the side of my desktop so I can just copy and paste. Bookmark a guide and it does the same thing.

I mean, I think something like this COULD be implemented for codes like bold, italic, and strike through, and stuff, but it really isn't necessary.

Here are the basic codes:
<*b><*/b> - Bold
<*i><*/i> - Italic
<*s><*/s> - Strike through
<*u><*/u> - Underline.

<*a href="url"><*/a> - link
<*img style="width:520px" src="directurl"*> - image set to fit within the thread.

Basically, if you have those somewhere easy to access, a huge coding nightmare to implement this toolbar is avoided. Plus it isn't hard to memorize B is for bold, I is for italic, U is for underline, and S is for strikethrough. The only hard part is screens hotting the lion and uploading it to Dropbox, Imgur, Photobucket, DeviantArt, or Tinypic.