PhpBB3 BBCodes

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Nice one...

kr4nk » 04 Aug 2010, 19:00 wrote:"crosshair"

It looks like this +

This one?


Here:

Open common.css:
Find:

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html {

Add after:

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cursor:crosshair;

Refresh styles, and the changes should be visible.

kr4nk » 04 Aug 2010, 18:25 wrote:Is there any way to change the cursor but only while browsing on my board?

Yes. To what cursor?

in order to have this xhtml strict you need to add the alt="*" to the image tag!, and I am not sure the border="0" is strict either! I am saying this for us that like xhtml strict code! Well, you should better align with HTML 5, which does not require 'alt' attribute. 'border' i...

Stitch » 30 Jul 2010, 06:28 wrote:

[spoiler2="this is a test"]Testing this cool BBcode[/spoiler2]

Any ideas?

The Spoiler title is an {IDENTIFIER}, and if my memory serves me, it only allows A-Z, a-z, 0-9 and underscores.
So try changing the BBCode, and replace {IDENTIFIER} with {SIMPLETEXT}.

Try using apsolute instead of relative image location.

Here is your Pie Chart BBCode: http://i28.tinypic.com/2vb2z9l.jpg That is the best I can do :| BB Code: [piechart]{NUMBER1},{NUMBER2},{NUMBER3},{NUMBER4}[/piechart] HTML Code: <p style="height:4em;width:4em;font-size:20px;display:inline-block;padding:1px;margin:1px;text-align:right;height:20px;...

Nice BBCodes! One question to the Circle BBCode: Is it possible to make some sort of Pie Chart with this code? Thanks! It is possible, but it would be really hard to make some realistic sections, but it shouldn't be hard to make simplier ones... It's a good idea, and I'll give it a try. Very impres...

Note: Most are heavily based on new CSS 3 standards. As a result, you can expect them to work perfect in Chrome and Safari, with some minor problems in Opera, and only several may work in IE and Firefox. Here are the codes: Circle: Use this BBCode to place circles with defined color and size, made u...