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How To Add NoParse BBCode?
How can I add the [noparse] BBCode to the post editor?
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create a new bbcode
title no parse bbcode tag name noparse save. If you want an image for it, just add one to :images/editor/noparse.gif create icon 16px x 16px in photoshop and save as noparse.gif That should work. --------------- Added [DATE]1267047285[/DATE] at [TIME]1267047285[/TIME] --------------- Ahh alternatively. goto template editor_toolbar_on find: <vb:if condition="!$show['basicbbcodeonly']"> <ul> Add after: <img src="images/buttons/noparse.gif" class="imagebutton" id="{vb:raw editorid}_cmd_wrap0_noparse" width="20" height="20" alt="Insert No Parse Tags" /> <vb:if condition="$show['basic_bbcode']"> |
What's the HTML replacement for the code?
EDIT: Nevermind, the code is a default code that comes with vB. Basically I just have to add the icon as you suggested in your post edit. :) |
Your Welcome !
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Necroing this thread because I have the same question -- I want to add a button to my text editor toolbar that will wrap [noparse][/noparse] tags -- but the solution in post #2 above isn't working for me.
When I go to Admin CP > Styles & Templates > Search in Templates, I can't find a template called editor_toolbar_on, and I can't find code in any template that reads: <vb:if condition="!$show['basicbbcodeonly']"> <ul> Am I looking in the wrong place? |
That is because you are looking at directions to a older version of vB than you have. This is why we tell people to start their own threads, instead of bringing up old ones. :)
So do as was first suggested. create a new bbcode title no parse bbcode tag name noparse save. If you want an image for it, just add one to :images/editor/noparse.gif create icon 16px x 16px in photoshop and save as noparse.gif That should work. |
No, I have vB 4, and this is the vB 4 discussion forum. Sorry for necroing a thread; just trying to be polite. Next time I'll start a new thread.
And, like, I said in my post, the directions in post #2 are not working for me. I tried both options. I tried creating a new BB code, but it won't let me save it unless I insert something in the HTML field. I cannot for the life of me find the proper HTML command for noparse. |
It does not matter if this in the vB4 section, this was before the ckeditor which you are using.
Anyway, use this as the replacement. Code:
<noparse>{param}</noparse> |
You have vb4, but earlier versions of vb4 didn't have the ckeditor.
For the replacement, did you try just using {param}? |
What I posted above seems to work Kevin. :)
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