Version: 1.1, by Borgs8472
Developer Last Online: Jan 2008
Category: Show Thread Enhancements -
Version: 3.6.2
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Released: 12-18-2005
Last Update: 12-26-2005
Installs: 507
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Well no one else will start a bbcode archive, so I'll do it myself!
I love bbcodes, bits of HTML joy that are often really lacking a most fora. I have made several in my time, some I have seen mentioned in passing at vb.org but never pinned down so I'm going to do these myself!
All of the following codes are added in your admincp under: Custom BB Codes -> BB Code Manager -> Add New BB Code
or Custom BB Codes -> Add New BB Code
Where I have typed '-->>' this is to show you an example of the output of using the code. Do not copy that data into your bbcode form.
All tags are tested in IE and Firefox - none of these 'IE only' rubbish tags
Credit to the following sign tags (well at least the first one) goes out to Hoffi in this thread which appeared ages ago when there was a separate vbtemplates site.
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SIGN TAG
Upload attached schildhalter.gif to your images folder or wherever you like Title: Sign Tag: s Replacement:
Example: [ s ]Look at me![/ s ] -->> Description: Wrap your text with a cynical looking smiley holding a sign. Use {option}: No Button Image: /images/s-tag.gif NB - remove the spaces around the example [ s ], there is a conflict here with vb.org 's' bbcode
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DEVIL SIGN TAG
Upload attached devilsign.gif to your images folder or wherever you like Title: Devil Sign Tag: evil Replacement:
Example: [evil]He's so evil![/evil] -->> Description: Wrap your text with a devil smiley for those evil thoughts. Use {option}: No Button Image: /images/evil-tag.gif
The following image was designed by vb.org's very own Boofo and was once his site mascot! We love the mouse!
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MOUSE SIGN TAG
Upload attached mouse.png to your images folder or wherever you like Title: Mouse Tag: mouse Replacement:
Example: [user]Borgs8472[/user] -->> Borgs8472 Description: Wrap these tags to make a quick link to a user's profile anywhere at all. Use {option}: No Button Image: Not created
If this makes no sense to you, don't worry! It can obviously be customised with images of your choice!. But for those who wish to be enlightened about pie: http://www.weebl.jolt.co.uk/
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PIE TAG
You must upload the attached images under /images/pie/ Title: Pie Tag: pie Replacement:
Description: Talk like Weebl and Bob! Use {option}: No Button Image: /images/weebltag.gif
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STRIKETHROUGH
Title: Strikethrough Tag: - Replacement:
Code:
<strike>{param}</strike>
Example: [-]censored![/-] -->> [s]censored![/s] Description: Wrap these tags to used strikethrough text. Use {option}: No Button Image (Optional): /images/strikethrough.gif -->>
Ever tire of arguments where the other party say 'what was that'? Every tire of telling to to f'ing google it? Wrap the google tag around keywords in your argument and shut them up!
Example: [google]torrentforge[/google] -->> torrentforge Description: Quick Links to google things! Use {option}: No Button Image (Optional): /images/google.gif
Again, too lazy to search in another window while you make a post? Just wrap these tags and have others do your research for you!
Example: [wiki]wikipedia[/wiki] -->> wikipedia Description: Links to facts and dates without a seperate search! Use {option}: No Button Image (Optional): /images/wikipedia.gif
Good for long posts and portals especially, have images that text can wrap around!
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FLOAT LEFT
Title: Float Left Tag: imgl Replacement:
Code:
<div style="float: left"></div>
Example: Description: Float and image to the left, wrap text around it! Use {option}: No Button Image (Optional): /images/imgl.gif
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FLOAT RIGHT
Title: Float Right Tag: imgr Replacement:
Code:
<div style="float: right"></div>
Example: Description: Float and image to the right, wrap text around it! Use {option}: No Button Image (Optional): /images/imgr.gif
Example: [ebay]Dodge Charger[/ebay]-->> Dodge Charger Description: Links to search on eBay with search words or directly to item with item number. Use {option}: No Button Image (Optional): /images/ebaytag.gif
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MARQUEE
Title: marquee Tag: marquee Replacement:
Code:
<marquee>{param}</marquee>
Example: [marquee]Annoying Scrolling text![/marquee]-->> {it's that animated text scrolling by default from right to left} Description: Highlight annoncements etc with scrolling text! Use {option}: No Button Image (Optional): Not yet created
The following code is done by replacement variables. Go to style manager in your admincp, on the drop down box of your parent most style, choose 'Replacement Variables' Select 'Add New Replacement Variable'
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HORIZONTAL DIVIDER
Search for Text: --- Replacement:
Code:
<hr>
Example:
[hr]whatever[/hr] Button Image (Optional): Not yet created (would require a little custom coding too)
This is a very useful tag I made for my forum. What it does it takes a large image, e.g. a wallpaper or screenshot and stretches it to take up 100% of the avalible width. It then makes the image a link to the full version.
This stops the syndrome where you'd have either loads of oversized images, or loads of links. Also since the full version is loaded first time, when you click the link the full image loads instantly
Only problem with this system as it stands is that it will occasionally make large images larger for people viewing on a very large resolution which can potentially make an image worse to look at. There are no plans to fix this yet as it would a totally different hack otherwise beyond my capabilities.
Another great benefit of this is it eliminates the moderator/administrator effort to police images that are too wide for people's screens, wrap this code and you'll never have that problem.
I might release 'variations' on this theme if people like. For example the hyperlink to full version may prevent other hyperlinks which may be a problem in some cases so you might use a version without the <a href... but I'm sure people can figure this out for yourselves.
You might want to use alternative tags like [largeimage] or [wide] or [fit] or something rather than [100]. I chose [100] because it's short, and it reminds me it fits the image to 100% width whatever happens. See attachment for what this looks like.
Well that's all folks. Get back to me on any mistakes if you want. This post took a long time to prepare as you might imagine!
If you install any of these tags, please click install
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Update: 27th December '05 -> Added a lot more button images, as well as fixed some old button images.
Thanks to dodgechargerfan for the ebay tag Update: 11th March '06 -> Added the maquee tag, I mean why not? Update: 24th March '06 -> Added the <hr> replacement variable type tag Updated: 2nd October '6 -> Merged in my oversized image code
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