It's not clear what you want to change. "what you are watching in the picture (red square)!" - I am not watching anything nor do I see a red square.
However, you can find out yourself. Firebug(firebug) and other browsers allow you to click on an element in your browser to identify the element and the associated .css. Once you find the name of the element you can use grep (see google on grep) to identify the file it is in. You can find the css file that controls the attribute in firebug. Then you know what to amend. I recommend the tutorial on debugging with firefox that are on the web.
I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
this is not to do with vanilla or any other site it is browser specific.
textarea {resize:none} to get rid of it, other than that you care goign to have to write a javascript library to emulate what you want, it requires programming knowledge.
This is really beyond the level of detail, you are going to get in general help.
Is "dot pattern" just an image? Can I replace it with another img? If yes, where is it located?
The next picture is the 6-dot pattern of VANILLA textarea, Showed on firefox:
the next picture is the 4-dot pattern of SMF textarea, Showed on firefox:
the picture is the resizable pattern into textarea of both SMF and Vanilla, Showed on chrome:
It seems that the pattern is not an img, it's created during rendering process in browser. If yes, I want to swap 6-dot pattern with 4-dot one only for FireFox at first! How?
not really you can't dictate the whole interface of a browser. One of user pet hate is site that try an control their browser against their will.
People get obsessed with changing thing like scroll bars, etc, mostly it just makes a site look inconsistent.
It is not the site that makes that textbox resizeable, it is the browser settings, because often you are typing something an it has gone off the end an that can be kind of annoying, so it is useful feature to have. Why mess with it?
Zitra said:
at first I wished the 4-dot pattern which happens on firefox into SMF or phpBB rather than 6-dot pattern. But now, I'm more curious about it!
x00 said:
I would ask on a jquery support forum. They will tutor you.
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It's not clear what you want to change. "what you are watching in the picture (red square)!" - I am not watching anything nor do I see a red square.
However, you can find out yourself. Firebug(firebug) and other browsers allow you to click on an element in your browser to identify the element and the associated .css. Once you find the name of the element you can use grep (see google on grep) to identify the file it is in. You can find the css file that controls the attribute in firebug. Then you know what to amend. I recommend the tutorial on debugging with firefox that are on the web.
I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
It's the element which allows users to change the size of thexBOX. This picture shows what I want:
http://2imgs.com/2i/i/4fb3769d/3bdd21753a85bdbd9ad21d438e230ecd/d32b85af7c.f.jpg
Firebug can not capture that element!
Red square usually in nternet explorer means image not found.
I think your referring to the pull handle for the textarea.
Mind you, iam over playing guessing games for one day.
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and firebug was failed to recognize the element.
How can I solve it?
U cant.
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this is not to do with vanilla or any other site it is browser specific.
textarea {resize:none}to get rid of it, other than that you care goign to have to write a javascript library to emulate what you want, it requires programming knowledge.This is really beyond the level of detail, you are going to get in general help.
grep is your friend.
what about number of dots? Is it because of browser? Can change the default view to :: ? Other forums usually use :: !
take a look at the jquery resize. You could through the scripts in
http://jqueryui.com/demos/resizable/
I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
Please more help, If you would...!
Is "dot pattern" just an image? Can I replace it with another img? If yes, where is it located?
The next picture is the 6-dot pattern of VANILLA textarea, Showed on firefox:
the next picture is the 4-dot pattern of SMF textarea, Showed on firefox:
the picture is the resizable pattern into textarea of both SMF and Vanilla, Showed on chrome:
It seems that the pattern is not an img, it's created during rendering process in browser. If yes, I want to swap 6-dot pattern with 4-dot one only for FireFox at first! How?
You have no influence over the clients setup, all you can do is disable that functionality through styling. Then replicate it.
This is more a of a general question rather then vanilla specific. I would ask on a jquery support forum. They will tutor you.
grep is your friend.
Easy , make it so only users can view your forum using chrome.
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interesting and odd!
different view in FF and chrome?!
not really you can't dictate the whole interface of a browser. One of user pet hate is site that try an control their browser against their will.
People get obsessed with changing thing like scroll bars, etc, mostly it just makes a site look inconsistent.
It is not the site that makes that textbox resizeable, it is the browser settings, because often you are typing something an it has gone off the end an that can be kind of annoying, so it is useful feature to have. Why mess with it?
grep is your friend.
at first I wished the 4-dot pattern which happens on firefox into SMF or phpBB rather than 6-dot pattern. But now, I'm more curious about it!
I asked, I didn't get an executable response: https://forum.jquery.com/topic/about-resizing-in-textarea
Not everything is cut and paste, he wants to see what you have done in order to view your work.
grep is your friend.