vBulletin Thread Descriptions 1.1.4

[MarkFL]

MarkFL submitted a new resource:

Thread Descriptions - Allows your users to add descriptions to threads which display below the title on various pages.

Overview:​

This product allows your users to add descriptions to threads which display below the title on various pages. You may define CSS to be applied to the description, the maximum length allowed for the thread descriptions (1-256 characters), and if you want an icon to be displayed to the left of the thread descriptions you may enter the path to the image file. You may also enter any CSS you want to be associated with the icon.

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[Digital Doctor]

Cool idea.

 

[elsa23]

Hi Mark,
It's not a essential bug but when we create a new thread, tape description and then click preview, the case of description become empty

 

[MarkFL]

Hi Mark,
It's not a essential bug but when we create a new thread, tape description and then click preview, the case of description become empty

Yes, I have just confirmed that I get the same issue, and to me this is essential, and I will look into fixing this ASAP. Thank you for letting me know!

 

[MarkFL]

Update - Version 1.1.4:

• Fixed reported issue where thread descriptions were lost on post preview.

 

[Stratos]

Hi Mark, when I put image code the color starts an ends exactly before text, see images.





I put 1 pixel left and 2 pixel right. How can I sort this to be done with code.


Thanks

 

[MarkFL]

In the setting "Thread Description CSS" try adding the following:

padding: 2px;

 

[Stratos]

Nope, it just moves it all as it is. same problem.

 

[MarkFL]

Are you using a custom style?

 

[Stratos]

Yes, but the pictures are from the default vb skin, it is untouched.

 

[MarkFL]

Can you post a link to the affected page?

 

[Stratos]

Just sort the problem, I put in Thread Description CSS

padding-right: 5px;
padding-left: 5px;



Thank you very much.

P.S. You have my site if needed.

 

[MarkFL]

You could shorten that to:

padding: 0 5px;

The "0" will affect the top/bottom while the "5px" will affect the left/right.

 

[Stratos]

Yes better, thanks, thanks my friend.