Forum title break!

[tuetenclown]

Hey guys,

I looked for a thread concerning this question but found nothing:

How is it possible to get a break in the title of my forum? I have a regular banner and a title displaying... I looked through the settings and the css file itself, maybe I'm just blind? Tried things like 
<br>
<br \>
[ br ] (without the space)
in the title field but nothing helped...

That's how it is suppose to look:

[Tumbleweed]

Apr 8, 2017 11:52:56 GMT -8 tuetenclown said:

Hey guys,

I looked for a thread concerning this question but found nothing:

How is it possible to get a break in the title of my forum? I have a regular banner and a title displaying... I looked through the settings and the css file itself, maybe I'm just blind? Tried things like 
<br>
<br \>
[ br ] (without the space)
in the title field but nothing helped...

That's how it is suppose to look:

I don't think I've ever gotten that question before and after making sure none of those things you posted works (sorry, gotta do it and it didn't work of course) then it must not accept ubbc/html so I went google searching and nothing I tired worked the way you'd want it. After fiddling with it too long, I thought, this is silly. Just go to your wrapper template and use a break there. Lots easier then trying to find some css or some funky round about way.

So just go to your forum wrapper template: (Admin > Themes> Layout Templates>Forum Wrapper)
and then go remove this:  $[forum.title] and replace with: die<br/>drachentoter and then you'll probably need to increase the font size so head to your style sheet (Admin >Themes>Advanced Styles & CSS>Style Sheet>)
and at the very bottom add this and change to the font size you want.

/*logo css*/
#banner-container h2{font-size:26px!important;}

[tuetenclown]

It worked! Thank you for your effort and the fine-working solution!  I used some breaks before to work around the vertical align, and now it sits perfectly (imho, lets wait what my user say^^)

[Tumbleweed]

Apr 9, 2017 7:44:11 GMT -8 tuetenclown said:

It worked! Thank you for your effort and the fine-working solution!  I used some breaks before to work around the vertical align, and now it sits perfectly (imho, lets wait what my user say^^)

My effort to finding a solution payed off, in that, I learned some new css tricks even thought they weren't what you needed and I learned for certain that area doesn't accept html or bbcode. So I guess this was a win, win. lol Anyway, glad I could help. Hope your members like it.

[P̌̓aͧś̀t̀u͒le͆o͂2̀3̃̓]

Apr 9, 2017 8:02:07 GMT -8 Tumbleweed said:

Apr 9, 2017 7:44:11 GMT -8 tuetenclown said:

It worked! Thank you for your effort and the fine-working solution!  I used some breaks before to work around the vertical align, and now it sits perfectly (imho, lets wait what my user say^^)

My effort to finding a solution payed off, in that, I learned some new css tricks even thought they weren't what you needed and I learned for certain that area doesn't accept html or bbcode. So I guess this was a win, win. lol Anyway, glad I could help. Hope your members like it.

Did you try using 


\nfor new line?
Seeing that your forum title could be loaded by proboards for display in admin like functions I'm not surprised that they have disabled html and bbcode for security reasons

[Tumbleweed]

Apr 10, 2017 6:42:49 GMT -8 P̌̓aͧś̀t̀u͒le͆o͂2̀3̃̓ said:

Apr 9, 2017 8:02:07 GMT -8 Tumbleweed said:

My effort to finding a solution payed off, in that, I learned some new css tricks even thought they weren't what you needed and I learned for certain that area doesn't accept html or bbcode. So I guess this was a win, win. lol Anyway, glad I could help. Hope your members like it.

Did you try using 


\nfor new line?
Seeing that your forum title could be loaded by proboards for display in admin like functions I'm not surprised that they have disabled html and bbcode for security reasons

It just shows the \n in the title.  I was actually playing with something along those lines except using css to target the forum title and all I could do was get the first letter in the second word to move in front of the first word. Not at all what I was trying to do for Tuetenclown but I learned something. Not that I'd ever need to move a letter like that but still interesting.