I have restricted font size in threads to size 2, but want one forum unrestricted.
 

I asked at vbulletin.com and was told some PHP codeing would be required, and this was the best place to ask.

Basically, I have restricted the maximum font size members can use to size 2 in all my forums, via the style manager>toolbar menu options>Available size.

I need to have one foum unrestricted to allow the default of up to size 7, without having to switch editor mode.

Can anyone advise please?

Actually it's just a style change away really. Find the template called "editor_clientscript" (if you can't find it, do a template look-up using keyword "sizeoptions"). Within that template you'll notice you have the following...

What you can replace it with is the following. Obviously you'd just put the forum id that's unrestricted rather than what I have. It should look like this...

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.

That worked perfectly.:)

I am very grateful for your help.

Absolutely. I'm glad I could help. :)

My forums have progressed slightly, and I now need to have three forums with unrestricted text size.

I've tried editing the editor_clientscript template as below....

<if condition="$forumid == x,xx,xxx"> <!-- unrestricted forum id -->
var sizeoptions = new Array(1,2,3,4,5,6,7); <!-- unrestricted sizes -->
<else />
var sizeoptions = new Array($vBeditJs[size_options_array]); <!-- default sizes -->
</if>

I get an error message on clicking "Save".......error on line 6, unexpected "," ..or words to that effect.
I assume using a comma to seperate multiple forums doesn't work.

I'm still a novice at codeing, and would appreciate help with the correct code for this.

Many Thanks.

Try this

Not 100% sure if thats correct but its worth a shot

Thanks for trying...........

Error message as follows.

The following error occurred when attempting to evaluate this template:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING in /home/mywebsite/www/www/vB/includes/adminfunctions_template.php(3596) : eval()'d code on line 6

This is likely caused by a malformed conditional statement. It is highly recommended that you fix this error before continuing, but you may continue as-is if you wish.

Haha, go figure. A space after the comma. I was thinking that but didn't think it would be right

Many thanks Dismounted.
It works perfectly. :up:

I'm looking for a way to prevent posting in fonts larger than size 4.

The method given does not prevent larger fonts. The method below only removes larger fonts from a pull-down. One can still type in a size larger than Size 4.


How do I prevent large fonts from appearing?

So... Anyone out there have a way to prevent fonts from being larger than a certain size?

You could use Replacement Variables to replace <font size="7"> with <font size="2"> or whatever. (Do for font sizes 5 through 7)