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Hello, Here is a very Small Moderator BB Code for you:
Title: Mod BB Code Tag: mod Replacement: Moderator Notice <font color="#FF0000"> {param}</font> Example: [mod]You have just got a Warning[/mod] Description: Moderator Warning Use {option} NO Button Image (Optional): Have not got one yet, you can make one if you like! Feel free to edit any of the text of whatever...Please don't say it is rubbish, It is my first ever, and I am a n00b to php... ![]() Show Your Support
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Yeah I need screen shot please.
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@ Derek Chai - You're kidding, right? It makes the text red. See the vision now?
@ BlackLord2008 - Not bad for a start. At least you're trying. Hang in there, it gets easier.
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So this is basicly something like a modbreak (what you see on many boards/websites)?
Example: Johny posts something, I (moderator) edit his post and add a message to his post using your bbcode. What will happen when Johny afterwards try to edit his post? Is he able to edit my added text, or is he unable to save his post, because of the mod-only bbcode? |
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But wont members will be able to edit the message,is there a way to make so only mods can put it and as soon as a regular member or the member who posted the thread edits it it looks like [mod]test[/mod]
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