There's a small bug in BBInsertBar 0.1.5. The font menu inserts fonts with quotes around them, e.g.: [font="Times New Roman"]your text[/font] That will not work, but this will: [font=Times New Roman]your text[/font] To fix: in functions.js (closer to the bottom) change: if (wert == 'BBCode') input.value = input.value.substr(0, start) +
'[font="'+ font +'"]'+ insText + '[/font]' + input.value.substr(end); to: if (wert == 'BBCode') input.value = input.value.substr(0, start) +
'[font='+ font +']'+ insText + '[/font]' + input.value.substr(end);
Also a bit still in German here (about halfway down): image = prompt("Input the link where the image ist hosted:",
"http://www."); "ist" to "is"
Justin, check to make sure "Format comments as ()Text ()BBCode" is selected properly before you post. It's right under the add comment text field.
Otherwise you see the bar but it just sits there.
Edit: I'll just piggy-back on this comment to say...
In the above-mentioned section in functions.js that removes the unnecessary double quote marks from the inserted [font] tag: the line actually appears twice in the code. I guess whatever I changed the first time was the one triggered by the button, but it seems both should be changed.
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[font="Times New Roman"]your text[/font]That will not work, but this will:
[font=Times New Roman]your text[/font]To fix: in functions.js (closer to the bottom) change:
if (wert == 'BBCode') input.value = input.value.substr(0, start) + '[font="'+ font +'"]'+ insText + '[/font]' + input.value.substr(end);to:
if (wert == 'BBCode') input.value = input.value.substr(0, start) + '[font='+ font +']'+ insText + '[/font]' + input.value.substr(end);Also a bit still in German here (about halfway down):
image = prompt("Input the link where the image ist hosted:", "http://www.");"ist" to "is"
Otherwise you see the bar but it just sits there.
Edit: I'll just piggy-back on this comment to say...
In the above-mentioned section in functions.js that removes the unnecessary double quote marks from the inserted [font] tag: the line actually appears twice in the code. I guess whatever I changed the first time was the one triggered by the button, but it seems both should be changed.