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For Top Flood my discussion board, i needed a way to present some article like a word document with "title 1", "title 2" ...

Description

If you look in Word, there is some buttons which allow you to format your text with titles.

I want to do the same thing with bbcode, here is a small overview of "what the plugin does"

You will see that this plugin can help you to format a webpage (this is good for SEO).

How to

Notes

For lazy people, i ve done a pack with all the file for pn_bbcode 1.22 (tested with pnforum 2.7 with the bbcode hook). You just have to copy paste to the root of your postnuke. (you have to allow H1,H2,H3,H4 tags with attributes too)

For the others ...

"Technical part"

• copy "MuBBcode.php" to "modules\pn_bbcode\pnincludes\"
• edit modules\pn_bbcode\pnuserapi.php
  • find

    if(!class_exists('GeSHi')) {
        include_once('modules/pn_bbcode/pnincludes/geshi.php');
    }

    add after

    include_once('modules/pn_bbcode/pnincludes/MuBBcode.php');

  • find

    $message = pn_bbcode_encode_quote($message);

    add after

    if (strpos(strtolower($message), "[".TITLEBBTAGS." ")){
    		$message = MuBBCode_RecScan($message);
    }

  • go in the administration center, click on "settings", "html options", then allows H1,H2,H3,H4 tags with attributes

"Graphical part"

• copy "bb_word.gif" to "modules\pn_bbcode\pnimages"
• open modules\pn_bbcode\pntemplates\pn_bbcode_user_bbcodes.html find

  <!--[ if $size_enabled eq "yes" ]-->
      <!--[ pnml name='_PNBBCODE_FONTSIZE' ]-->:
      <select name="fontsize" title="<!--[ pnml name='_PNBBCODE_SIZE_HINT' ]-->">
          <option value="tiny"><!--[ pnml name='_PNBBCODE_SIZE_TINY' ]--></option>
          <option value="small"><!--[ pnml name='_PNBBCODE_SIZE_SMALL' ]--></option>
          <option selected="true" value="normal">
  		<!--[ pnml name='_PNBBCODE_SIZE_NORMAL' ]--></option>
          <option value="large"><!--[ pnml name='_PNBBCODE_SIZE_LARGE' ]--></option>
          <option value="huge"><!--[ pnml name='_PNBBCODE_SIZE_HUGE' ]--></option>
      
          <option value="<!--[ pnml name='_PNBBCODE_SIZE_TEXTSIZE' ]-->">
  		<!--[ pnml name='_PNBBCODE_SIZE_DEFINE' ]--></option>
      
      </select>  
  <!--[ /if ]-->
  

  add after

  <!-- MuBBcode  - http://forum.topflood.com -->
  <select name="titleWord" style="height: 12px; width: 60px; float: right;">
  	<option value="1" accesskey="1" style="color: red; font-size: 14px; font-weight: bold; background-color: rgb(222, 227, 231); padding-left: 2px;">
  	<!--[ pnml name='_PNBBCODE_TITLE' ]--> 1</option>
  	<option value="2" accesskey="2" style="color: green; font-size: 12px; font-weight: bold; background-color: rgb(222, 227, 231); padding-left: 8px;">
  	<!--[ pnml name='_PNBBCODE_TITLE' ]--> 2</option>
  	<option value="3" accesskey="3" style="color: darkblue; font-size: 11px; font-weight: bold; background-color: rgb(222, 227, 231); padding-left: 12px;">
  	<!--[ pnml name='_PNBBCODE_TITLE' ]--> 3</option>
  </select>      
  
    <!--[pnimg src="bb_word.gif" ]-->
  
  

• open "modules\pn_bbcode\pnlang\eng\global.php" add in the file

  define('_PNBBCODE_TITLE','Title');
  

• open "modules\pn_bbcode\pnjavascript\bbcode_common.js" find

  	case "listitem":
              aTag = "[*]";
              eTag = "";
              break;
  

  Add after

  	case "title":
              aTag = "[title "+optdata+ "]";
              eTag = "[/title]";
              break;
  

• edit "modules\pn_bbcode\pnstyle\style.css" and add

  h2.MuBBCode_titre{
  	color:red;
  }
  
  h3.MuBBCode_titre{
  	color:blue;
  	padding-left:20px;
  }
  
  h4.MuBBCode_titre{
  	color:green;
  	padding-left: 40px;
  }

"Tips"

If you don't want to write "title" in the text but "titre" (title in french), you can do like this

• edit "MuBBcode.php" replace

  define("TITLEBBTAGS","title");
  

  with

  define("TITLEBBTAGS","titre");
  

• edit "bbcode_common.js" replace

  	case "title":
              aTag = "[title "+optdata+ "]";
              eTag = "[/title]";
              break;
  

  by

  	case "title":
              aTag = "[titre "+optdata+ "]";
              eTag = "[/titre]";
              break;
  

André Bergues