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A better IMG tag
You know all that white space by the side of every image ever posted on a forum using the standard IMG tag ? I happen to hate it. I want my images to blend in with the text.
So I did my own BBCODE for it: 1 - Go to the Admin panel and select "Add Custom BBCode" 2 - For title enter "Float Image on text" or something like it, same for description 3 - for tag enter xFLOAT 4 - for "Replacement" enter the text below Code:
<a href="{param}"><img alt="" border="0" src="{param}" style="margin: 0px 10px 10px 0px; float: {option};"/></a> Code:
[xFLOAT=left]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/3/3e/Magic_Pot_FFX.jpg/65px-Magic_Pot_FFX.jpg[/xFLOAT]blah, blah, blah, yada, yada, yakety yak 7 - optionally, add an icon path to have it come up on your posting box tada! Here it is at work! http://forums.ffproject.net/showthread.php?t=747 http://ffproject.net/forumwiki/image...0px-FLOAT2.jpg |
thanks i use it in future :)
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Can you pleases explain what to do, and also add the instructions to a notepad file? :)
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i dont understand what this does
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it lets you wrap text next to the image. (instead of being confined to one line) |
I made a tag like that recently too. However, I simply use the same IMG tag name, but with align option.
To align an image to the right, people would use https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/ |
Awesome mod seriously, I needed this for my site www.bandoftheweek.com - I shall install it in a while.
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Just add some empty lines after the image to push your signature down far enough and it will be back to it's normal place (or add a couple of <br> to the beggining of your sig) |
Someone asked me to post my version of the IMG with align code, so here it is:
Title: IMG with align option Tag: IMG Replacement: <img src="{param}" align="{option}" border="0" hspace="5" alt="Image"> Example: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/This image should align to the right of these texts. Description: This image tag allows align option. The align option can be TOP, BOTTOM, MIDDLE, LEFT, or RIGHT. Use {option}: Yes Some of you may not like to use the "align" within <IMG>, but I don't have problem with it myself. :) |
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