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When you post (Not a Quick reply), you'll see "Font Face", "Font Size" and "Change Colour".You'll see some icons, too. Makes the text bold and creates a table, for example.To change icons, just replace the current graphic files with your own. More, here: http://wiki.simplemachines.org/smf/Bulletin_board_code
for #1if you want ALL fonts changed in ALL placesthen go to the index.css(but be careful - do not change sizes too much it might break the spacingsif you want just in a few placesyou can use BBCode in a case by case(eg set color to read, or font to boldfor #2 / right click on the iconand get the exact address for the image on your hostthen make the image you want, give ir the same name as on the Forumand then upload to the forumfor #1 and #2ALWAYS make backup files ! ! ! !
#1 can be done already when making a post.#2 can be done with the addition of a mod such as http://custom.simplemachines.org/mods/index.php?mod=511
why doesn't anyone ever read the wiki?http://wiki.simplemachines.org/smf/How_can_I_install_a_mod_that_doesn%27t_work_in_my_SMF_version
first of all: It is described right in the mod description --- make an icons folder in the theme directory that you are using. One more folder inside that for each board and place your icons theresecond... mod specific questions should be asked in the thread dedicated to supporting that mod.third... bigguy (the author of that mod) has explained how to set up the images many, many, many times in the mod support thread.
huh?
are you using the default theme (curve)?are the button images present in your theme's images/bbc directory?Are you using the normal or the wysiwyg editor?Do you have any additional BBC mods installed?
ok... does it work if you use the default theme?
are the button images present in your theme's images/bbc directory?
so... it is a problem with your theme... probably because the theme is missing the images, as I indicated above...Quote from: Kindred on June 27, 2013, 05:19:46 PMare the button images present in your theme's images/bbc directory?
Quote from: Kindred on June 27, 2013, 05:19:46 PMare the button images present in your theme's images/bbc directory?
Quote from: Kindred on June 27, 2013, 06:43:03 PMQuote from: Kindred on June 27, 2013, 05:19:46 PMare the button images present in your theme's images/bbc directory?
ok then...Does your custom theme have a file called post.template.php?what about post.template.php~?
It's not providing the "alt" text for any of the buttons, so it looks like it's not even trying to display the BBCode and smiley buttons (so whether the button images exist is probably irrelevant at this point). Does this theme provide for BBCode buttons? Do you have them turned on? (as well as BBCode enabled) I don't know if the same switch controls the default theme showing the buttons and all other themes, or if it's on a theme-by-theme basis. If you seem to have BBCode and any "show BBCode buttons" turned on, you might have to ask the theme author whether it is supposed to show BBCode buttons.
if there is no template called post.template.php in your theme directory then it defaults to using the default version of that file... if it works on your default theme but not on your custom theme then something is very wrong with your system