[Release] Spoiler Code

Author: Unknown or eyecravedvd
Description: Hides text that some readers may not want to read.

I'm not sure who did the first code, because I've seen it on a few sites, but if someone wants to step forward I'll give them the credit for sure.

I've redone this code to be completely CSS complient. There are no more tables.

It has only been tested with VB 3.0.3, but I'm sure it will work on older versions as well.

*Update - Error in CSS with width has been fixed. New text file.*

[mymilkexpired]

Thats a pretty nifty hack.. i like that!

[EyeCrave]

Thanks, I'm glad you like it. Comes in handy for my site. DVD & Movies... not too many people like having a movie spoiled.

[Tony G]

Definently, love the spoiler tags.

[SpeedStreet]

Nifty idea, but with VB3 this can be executed alot more efficiently.

Remember, the transparent color! This will alleviate the need to hard code something in, so that it can apply to multiple themes. Also, by using conditionals, you open yourself up to allowing Admins the right to view it without having to highlight the information.

Conditionals are your friend

[imported_ogden2k]

There needs to be some specific rules here, everything HAS TO BE XHTML compliant! That code is not!
This is how it should be:

<blockquote>
<table bgcolor="#000000" cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td><font color="#FFFFFF" size="1">Spoiler:</font>
<br /><font color="black">{param}</font>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
</blockquote>

There's a better way to do it with CSS if you want(XHTML compliant too):
In BB custom codes, add a new custom code:

<font color="#000000"><strong>Spoiler</strong>:</font>
<br /><font class="spoiler">{param}</font>

Under style manger, Additional CSS Definitions, add:

.spoiler {
    color: #B7B7B7;
    background: #B7B7B7;
}

[EyeCrave]

There is no point in adding it to the CSS. That just means there's more to add. This is quick and gets the job done.

I added the "'s around the words, just to make it XHTML compliant.

Either way, it'll work fine.

[imported_ogden2k]

Either it will work, but that's not the best way to it. Why not be compliant with the standards?

And CSS works much better, it's easier and less over hall.

[Sephiroth 9999]

Sweet mod - I like it!

[imported_MaDCaT75]

Ok but how can I choose different colors?