(04-01-2014, 01:41 AM)0xDEAD10CC Wrote: I'm not here to advertise myself in the first place. There's already too many teen glory hounds here and the forum I came from was a bit better to be honest.


You realize that this could still be achieved through JavaScript and PHP if that was the intention? Or did your past work with all the web development you keep talking about not involve such in-depth work?

(04-01-2014, 01:43 AM)Kodo Wrote: Does mybb's framework involve javascript or php that would do that? No.
Do you think Oni would do that? No.

Also where have I talked about all of this "in-depth web development work?" I haven't.

Please avoid looking like a moron when trying to insult people.

(04-01-2014, 01:46 AM)0xDEAD10CC Wrote: And why exactly should it have to support such functionality for it to be possible? When you download MyBB, all of the PHP files are there for you, and you can still interact with MyBB through plugins... And some plugins can still have unwanted adverse affects, even if you didn't intentionally do anything to the forum yourself to have such oddities exist.

You said you've done lots of web work. You're acting like you know all of what's possible when you clearly don't, I don't have to explain my own statements when they can be inferred by others about what you're saying can be done and what can't. Anybody who actually knows web development anyways.

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Example code to prove it's possible:

Code:

<?php $text = 'This-is-a-test...'; $text = preg_replace('/-/', '<span style="color:#F00">-</span>', $text); echo $text, PHP_EOL; ?>

(04-01-2014, 01:37 AM)Kodo Wrote: You do realise in mybb that you don't set colors for individual characters right? You set colors for elements / classes in the stylesheet.

So you could do

p {
color: red;
}

and

.blockquote{
color: black;
}

but having the codeblock inside of the blockquote isn't really going to do this so it's probably not a site error. It has to be something on your side. Something else that supports this is the fact that all the text is the same color on my screen and probably multiple other people's screens.

If you haven't already try another browser.

(03-31-2014, 02:31 PM)0xDEAD10CC Wrote: On firefox the dashes were a darker gray. I'll test again later and clear the cache. You didnt merge with the most up to date db with HF either.