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pikarceus (2012-05-17 22:19:21)Spoiler: show
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BioMan8 (2012-05-17 22:36:48)Invalid nesting error at tag #spoiler (phase "spoiler=(.+)") when parsing
[/spoiler][spoiler]Hello, select something?[spoiler=I liek Favicons!]
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SPCOxion (2012-05-18 23:45:25)Invalid nesting error at tag #spoiler (phase "spoiler=(.+)") when parsing
[/spoiler][spoiler]Keep going.[spoiler]Go back.[/spoiler]
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Smashsonic123 (2012-05-19 18:31:23)Thanks for making this.
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NINTENDO64 (2012-05-19 20:22:18)Spoiler: show
This is a 3DS Plaza spoiler! show
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I have just added a new BBCode tag to everything (as it defaults to allowed)
What the heck is a spoiler?, you say.
How to use it?
I added two different layouts.
First, we have a spoiler tag that matches nicely with other forums, like MinecraftForums and reddit.
The syntax is very simple, just this:
[spoiler]Hello. This should be hidden in a spoiler[/spoiler]
Next you can use a 3DSPlaza-specific version and name the spoiler. To do this, it is very simple.
[spoiler=This is a spoiler title!]This should be spoiled![/spoiler]
Do not use an icon in a spoiler title! It is buggy!
Now you are thinking "FAKE! You just typed it and it had no effect!"
Well, here I bring in a new 'feature' to accompany BBCode.
You can use &nochar; to replace it with nothing, BUT AFTER THE BBCODE IS PARSED. That makes it extremely special, as you can stop a BBCode from running with it.
To do this, you do something simple like this:
[&nochar;spoiler=This spoiler is blocked by nochar]Blah blah[/spoiler]
and now the BBCode will not run. You can also do this to block a nochar:
&nochar&nochar;;
Getting complicated huh? Well, there aren't really any reasons to block nochar unless you are, like me, telling others about it.
Next up, I added [forum]... to jump to a forum thread ID of course!
Our first simple version is this:
[forum]15972[/forum]
That would display this:
Forum thread: 15972
Again, we have the chance to put our own text for use.
[forum=My lovely little forum thread]15972[/forum]
Which displays this:
My lovely little forum thread
For people who use CSS in their profile:
.forum_link will reference to these types of links.
What is that number? It is the thread ID. You can find it at the bottom of a thread!
Next, because it annoys me when everyone links to one version, I added URLBASE.
&urlbase;
will result in this:
pc.3dsplaza.com/
Why is this useful?
Well, imagine this:
[link]http://pc.3dsplaza.com/chat/[/link]
That's stupid right? I'm on a 3DS, I don't want to click a PC link!
Well, what about if we did this?
[link]http://&urlbase;chat/[/link]
That will put a link up for ALL VERSIONS, depending on which the viewer is on!
So, feedback on these four (useful?) updates is appreciated, so leave your comments below.
2012-05-17 20:46:37