No... I won't be adding them in GIF format.

I am sure you can convert the png images to gif images yourself with any number of free or commercial image editors. Just replace occurrences of the old file extension with the new extension in the code.

Thanks for this; I was just about to create my own subscript and superscript buttons, and I thought I should check here to see if anyone had anything already done. I manually coded in sub/sup icons many versions ago, but updates always wipe my changes. It's nice to have a mod that takes care of all the work.

I'm confused why a plugin is needed to change graphics?

It isn't a plugin.. Its three templates that get merged into your existing style to change your GIF graphics to PNG graphics on the editor toolbar. This means there is no overhead associated with a mod_rewrite solution and no code in vBulletin is changed.

I am thinking about a plugin to handle the editor but it will have more functionality than changing graphics. It would include additional BBCode functions as well as the ability to turn off individual buttons and inline help. Haven't decided whether to release it yet or not.

That would actually be most awesome. I sincerely hope you decide to release it.

...And back to this mod, I simply love it. It looks so much better than the standard setup, IMO. Great release!

This and your calendar make my style look mo bettah :)

It doesnt appears in the profile editor boxes .. isnt it?

It should if your images are pointed correctly.

No, in showthread_quickreply template (which is used in profile visitor messaging) is still everything pointed to the .gif files. Is this meant to be? The product doesn't change this template yet, right?

I edited manually, but the png's now looks a bit zoomed and not that well.

When imported this will overwrite the default showthread_quickreply template. If you had modifications already, then it won't apply the changes. This is stated in the installation instructions above. It will only modify un-edited default templates.

It looks "zoomed and not well" because the original GIF images are 20 X 21 pixels in size whereas these are 16 X 16 pixels in size. The templates I provided change the height and width declarations to fix the "zoomed" effect.