[style]

[stephanreiken]

Being able to use stylesheets was the only thing that really made Proboards v4 stand out from other free forum software. V5 doesn't have it, which severely breaks countless forums that just can't be gotten around of, and makes posting much more complicated while doing less. I don't see any buttons up there to allow me to make columns and rows as a % of the area and with scrollbars, while having an image that is tiled and stands still on the web page .

Now Proboards seems like.. a less featured version of Zetaboards.

[Shrike]

V4 never had [style] tags. You may have used a code that added these, but they were never default functionality.

However, in V5, you can now use the style attribute on tags by default, example:

Apr 13, 2013 7:18:27 GMT -8 Shrike said:

While you can't directly post HTML (like the [dohtml] tags do which open up security risks) you can use most of the same things in BBCode. Most HTML elements and CSS properties you'll need will work. Also, I had too much fun making this post than should be allowed

COMIC SAAAANS!

I just guessed random colours for this, they actually worked quite nicely.

1. List item 1
2. List item 2
3. List item 3
4. List item 4

[h2 style="font-family: Comic Sans MS; font-size:initial;"]COMIC SAAAANS![/h2]

[img alt="Soul icon" src="http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/17460516/Misc/Soul.png" style="max-width:100%; float: right; margin-right: 30em;" title="You win a prize if you recognise it"]

[div style="width:300px;padding:5px;background-color:#333;color:#FDC207;border-radius:10px;border:2px solid #FDC207;"]I just guessed random colours for this, they actually worked quite nicely.[/div]

[ol type="upper-alpha"][li]List item 1[/li][li]List item 2[/li][li]List item 3[/li][li]List item 4[/li][/ol]

In the Request a Plugin board, there are some requests for a plugin that reproduces the post-specific "[classy]" stylesheets that a popular code added.

[Brian]

Hi,

Bennett 🚀 (the creator of the code) has made a post regarding this.

support.proboards.com/thread/452656


As Shrike stated (and even demonstrated live in his post), aside from the [classy] tags, you can do just about anything you could with the style tags in V5, since you can add a style attribute to anything.