Show Thread Enhancements - Highlight BBCode

Highlight BBCode

Install instructions

1) Upload highlight.gif to /images/misc

2) Login into your AdminCP

3) Custom BB Codes, Add New BB Code

Title: Highlight

Replacement:

PHP Code:

<span style="background-color: Yellow; foreground-color: Black;">{param}</span> 


Example:

PHP Code:

[highlight]vBulletin[/highlight] 


Use {option}: No
Button Image (Optional): images/misc/highlight.gif

[Patria]

If Highlight exist, change the Title to

Title: Highlighted

and the Example code to

Example:

PHP Code:

[highlighted]vBulletin[/highlighted] 


Btw.: The default Highlight BB-Tag came between 3.5.x and 3.6.0.

[TroyF2000]

How can I make all my hyperlinked text highlighted with this thing? It would sure look better than an underline under everything. Better yet, is it possible to have like a mouseover highlight effect for each hyerlink text? Thanks.

[Patria]

Originally Posted by TroyF2000

How can I make all my hyperlinked text highlighted with this thing? It would sure look better than an underline under everything. Better yet, is it possible to have like a mouseover highlight effect for each hyerlink text? Thanks.

If you like to replace the link style in general then you should go to AdminCP, Style Manager, Style, Main CSS and look for Normal Link CSS, Visited Link CSS and Hover Link CSS settings.

[Red Matrix]

I think you could modify this code to create a dropdown background color tool!

[CardinaLe]

Wish these bbcodes could work with firefox too

[AllenSam]

I use

<span style="background-color: {option}">{param}</span>

and I use [hl]

This allows users to put something like [hl=blue]Text[/hl] for a blue highlight. It works in FireFox too.

It can also be combined with [color] to make a blue highlight with yellow text for example.

[RedGTiVR6]

Anyone know if this works with 3.7?

[GouroB]

[highlighted]vBulletin[/highlighted]

[RedGTiVR6]

They don't have it installed on this forum....

[lemonadesoda]

Use:

<span style="background-color: {option}; padding: 2px; ">{param}</span>

for a better highlight... it adds 2 pixels padding around the text.