Image Borders

[Vu1canF0rce]

Since V5 is HTML5 complaint and I think CSS2 or 3 (w/e # it's at now) it'd be handy to be able to set a border around images.




[img alt="I am an image" src="http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/6494/imanimagetest.jpg" <b><font size="6">border="#"</font></b>]
It should function as the above example via UBBCode and similar HTML standards but it does not work. I have tested it already and the border="1" (or another #) is automatically removed. Perhaps the UBBCode button for images, when clicked and the pop-in window loads, it could also have a checkbox for border or no border and then a dropdown for common numbers (perhaps 1-3 or 5).

 This could come in handy as a feature on many levels but if it isn't implemented that's ok.

Andrew

[Shrike]

Feb 1, 2013 13:59:41 GMT -8 Vu1canF0rce said:

Since V5 is HTML5 complaint and I think CSS2 or 3 (w/e # it's at now) it'd be handy to be able to set a border around images.




[img alt="I am an image" src="http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/6494/imanimagetest.jpg" <b><font size="6">border="#"</font></b>]
It should function as the above example via UBBCode and similar HTML standards but it does not work. I have tested it already and the border="1" (or another #) is automatically removed. Perhaps the UBBCode button for images, when clicked and the pop-in window loads, it could also have a checkbox for border or no border and then a dropdown for common numbers (perhaps 1-3 or 5).

 This could come in handy as a feature on many levels but if it isn't implemented that's ok.

Andrew

Hi,

You'd just add the border to the img tag with CSS using the style attribute.

[img alt="I am an image" src="http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/6494/imanimagetest.jpg" style="border: 2px dashed #F00;"]

[Vu1canF0rce]

Wow. I feel like an ID10T. UBB Code used to be more strict but I wasn't sure if the UBBCode standard was a hybrid with HTML and CSS but it appears you are indeed correct with this demonstration! Thank you Shrike for rekindling my mind of this!

Nevertheless, it'd be a huge benefit for non-coders (and lazy coders) to have the CSS properties as dropdown choices or checkbox options alongside the yes/no for border or no border.

[Ryan Roos]

Feb 1, 2013 14:55:59 GMT -8 Vu1canF0rce said:

Wow. I feel like an ID10T. UBB Code used to be more strict but I wasn't sure if the UBBCode standard was a hybrid with HTML and CSS but it appears you are indeed correct with this demonstration! Thank you Shrike for rekindling my mind of this!

Nevertheless, it'd be a huge benefit for non-coders (and lazy coders) to have the CSS properties as dropdown choices or checkbox options alongside the yes/no for border or no border.

They won't be in a drop down. They will be documented in the help guide. Everything will be.

When in doubt, try it out.

You'll find that most CSS is supported, it's simply a matter of trying it.