Testing it with no option:
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fyi, i didn't create the class for the quotes, as i am not using this as a replacement for quotes like it was designed, but rather as a cool quotes type of vB code to use only occasionally... so i wasn't worried about conserving kb's... otherwise, i'd add the class in the div to the stylesheet as well. just a thought, because in a page with many quotes, that can add to the overall page size.

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had to actually add two css entries to seperate the top and the bottom as they have different heights. sorry. this works though, as i've changed mine over and it's all good. even added it to the vbcode language java file and vbcode buttons template, so users can either select regular quotes or the cool ones.

Ok.....now they both should be working, the darn system will not allow quote to be set to yes and yes so I had to delete one of them and re-add it back and set it to no.

Anyway, point being, both should now work :)

testing cool new quotes.


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good work, dog.

Ah, cool :)

I just have to work on porting all the template mods from 2.x.x to 3.0 and I will be good to go :)

How do make the quoted text font size smaller?

just change the <normalfont> and </normalfont> to <smallfont> & </smallfont> :)

Well, smallfont and normalfont are phased out in vBulletin 3.0 so I used:

<font style="font-size: 10px;">{param}</font>

Of course, you can adjust that to your specifications.

Great Mod, filburt. ;)

If anyone is interested, I also made the PHP and CODE boxes (with PHP and CODE where the quotes are) using the code form this Mod. It turned out fantastic. Thanks again.

I'm running into a strange problem here. The quote box works great. It's just that I have an extra space under the quote box now. The only way to get rid of it is to run the text all together. Did I miss something somewhere? I checked the quotereply and it is the same as before. Anyone have any ideas?