Nothing special really, just something you can play with even more. :)

I have created two new vB codes - [hr] and [high]!

The first is obvious, you use it to make <hr>'s. Two versions of it, first is like this:
[hr][/hr] becomes:
[hr][/hr]
and second is:
[hr=red][/hr] becomes:
[hr=red][/hr]

The second one is a bit more special. We usually use the [color=red] code to denote important things in our posts. Problem is, the color red is poorly viewed for members using the vBulletin.org style.
So, now you can use this special code!
[high]What's up?[/high] becomes:
[high]What's up?[/high]
For vBulletin.org style users, it will be yellow, and for vBulletin.com style users it will be red.

Enjoy! :)

By the way, you can also do this.

If you want the [hr] to show up for members using both styles, you can do something like this:
[hr={high}][/hr] which becomes:
[hr=red][/hr]
(again, colors changes depends on which style the viewer is using)

If you don't get it, {high} is replaced by either yellow or red according to the style of the user.

:)

The first one looks correct but the line you posted in the second post is red...

Its because he used [hr=red][/hr] in his post :)

Not
[hr={high}][/hr]
[hr=yellow][/hr]

;)

edit: Damn i dont like vbcode :)

Oh wait :o

I dont think this works properly :(

Firefly what style were you using when you posted?

Cause when i posted i was using styleid 1, and now looking at it in vb.com style, its not right...

It seems the {high} is replaced as you post with the current style :(

You are right, but it only happens when posting {high} directly.
If you use [high] it's fine (because [high] only uses {high} after parsing, meaning when viewing the post).

So... don't use {high}. ;)

Erm... yes... :rolleyes:

Ah fair enough :p

how would I go about adding to that to my forums

the line break thingy??

Interesting
Thx :P

Major bumpage there ^^ :p

- miSt

[QUOTE]12-22-01 at 08:14 AM Psychdrone said this in Post #9
how would I go about adding to that to my forums

the line break thingy??

... how can I color <hr> tags in html?

How can I make a 80% hr with your code, Chen?

[QUOTE]Yesterday at 01:12 PM gmarik said this in Post #14
How can I make a 80% hr with your code, Chen?

[QUOTE]Yesterday at 12:27 PM gengar003 said this in Post #13
... how can I color <hr> tags in html?

[QUOTE]Yesterday at 11:40 AM David_McPherson said this in Post #12
I'm curious too..