Mini Mods - BBCode: [fieldset]

Due to the recent announcement of Internet Brands telling they are suing XenForo, I decided to immediately stop updating my vBulletin modifications, because I am not supporting this action.

[TPOCJames]

Screenshots?

[cheesegrits]

Originally Posted by TPOCJames

Screenshots?

Attached should be an example screenshot. I'm using "Preview Post", so you can see the final result in the top half, and the BBCode's themselves in the bottom half.

-- hugh

[Floris]

Originally Posted by cheesegrits

Attached should be an example screenshot. I'm using "Preview Post", so you can see the final result in the top half, and the BBCode's themselves in the bottom half.

-- hugh

Thank you for contributing to this thread !

[cheesegrits]

Floris,

Originally Posted by Floris

Thank you for contributing to this thread !

No problem. Like i said in my first post, this is one of the best "value for time" mods I've ever applied. 5 minutes work gets us a very useful stylistic addition to WYSIWG'ing our posts. And anything I can do to encourage people to install this is my way of saying Thank You. Heck, I'd like to see them add this bbcode to vborg itself.

One question ... is there any way we can constrain the width of the fieldset, rather than it automatically assuming X% of the width of the containing object?

For instance, if I use it to provide a fieldset frame for a thumbnail with some descriptive text, like this:

Attachment 51409

... which is fine, only I'd like to have the fieldset wrap around just the content, with a little padding, without stretching right across the post.

I'm probably being lazy here. I'm sure if I dug aorund I could find if there are any other options that can be given to the fieldset tag. But I was hoping you might just have that info in your short term memory cache.

-- hugh

[y2krazy]

Installed and modified.

This is actually as close to an exact copy as I could make of the "fieldset" used in the MEMBERINFO template:

<table cellpadding="$stylevar[cellpadding]" cellspacing="$stylevar[cellspacing]" border="0"><tr><td><fieldset class="fieldset"><legend>{option}</legend><table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="3" border="0"><tr><td>{param}</td></tr></table></fieldset></td></tr></table>

Of course, you can paste the following to include the optional step (don't forget to modify the CSS properties in your specific style):

<table cellpadding="$stylevar[cellpadding]" cellspacing="$stylevar[cellspacing]" border="0"><tr><td><fieldset class="bbfieldset"><legend class="bblegend">{option}</legend><table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="3" border="0"><tr><td>{param}</td></tr></table></fieldset></td></tr></table>

The [FIELDSET] BB Code can still be centered by using the [CENTER] BB Code, so there was no need for me to keep align="center". I removed the width="90%" from the code as well because with my version, it will just have the spacing outside of what the {param} is. IMO, this is a better code as it retains much of the vB code for a fieldset. Enjoy!

[SCS_Rocket-Devi]

Installed, Thanks

[Senn]

Works perfect. Thanks!

[blankoboy]

Nice bb code mod Floris! I a question, is possible to have a the editor pre-populate with specific bb codes when a user goes to make a new post?

I am creating a review site and I would like to encourage users to follow a set format similar to the fieldset.

[Snake]

Thanks for the hack! I'll install it right away...

[E.Blackadder]

this looks great...just one minor aesthetic point though..

in the [fieldset=hello]fieldset![/fieldset]....if you look at the finished article the border comes to within one space of the 'H' in hello, but at the end of 'hello' there is no space at the end of the 'o' how do I ballance the appearance of the border?

cheers folks.