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#1
12-08-2001, 01:49 PM
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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!
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#2
12-08-2001, 01:54 PM
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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.
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#5
12-09-2001, 08:52 PM
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Oh wait
 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
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#6
12-10-2001, 11:15 AM
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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}. 
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#9
12-22-2001, 05:14 AM
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how would I go about adding to that to my forums
the line break thingy??
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