CTA Table BB Code 1.1.1

[Paul B]

Brogan submitted a new resource:

CTA Table BB Code - Chairs not included

See it in use here: http://cliptheapex.com/threads/fantasy-f1-league-2010-standings.1181/

Read more about this resource...

 

[Liam W]

Very nice, working well on my dev install. Might install them onto main...

Liam

P.S What does CTA mean?

 

[principia]

 

[Liam W]

View attachment 66803

It's an addon XML - import it as an addon

(I made the same mistake, but I should have read the beginning of the file name - 'addon-')

Liam

 

[Paul B]

And it doesn't allow arbitrary CSS, yay

That's thanks to the core XenForo code as these don't have the optional parameter allowed.
As you know, if that is checked, regex is required to stop arbitrary code

P.S What does CTA mean?

It's the initials of my site name: http://cliptheapex.com/

 

[Paul B]

I have just updated the resource text to advise that it needs to be installed as an add-on, not via the bb code import option.

 

[Liam W]

Oh, wait @Brogan, I spoke too soon...

Arbitrary CSS is allowed, specifically the font-size css rule... (height and width did nothing).

Just a warning

Liam

 

[Paul B]

Oh, wait @Brogan, I spoke too soon...

Arbitrary CSS is allowed, specifically the font-size css rule... (height and width did nothing).

Just a warning

Liam

That has to be a XenForo issue then as anything within {text} should be sanitised.

The regex field only applies to optional parameters:

If provided, the tag will only be valid if the option matches this regular expression. This will be ignored if no option is provided. Please include the delimiters and pattern modifiers.

 

[Liam W]

That has to be a XenForo issue then as anything within {text} should be sanitised.

It's the option I'm putting it into. If you put the option value directly into the css class (without regex checking), then all someone has to do is put it like this:

[bg='red; font-size:1000px']Text[/bg]

And they'll have text with a red background, 1000px in size...

Nothing much that can be done, bar the option regex.

Liam

 

[Paul B]

It's the option I'm putting it into. If you put the option value directly into the css class (without regex checking), then all someone has to do is put it like this:

[bg='red; font-size:1000px']Text[/bg]

And they'll have text with a red background, 1000px in size...

Nothing much that can be done, bar the option regex.

Liam

This add-on doesn't include that BB Code.

You must have the wrong thread.

 

[Liam W]

This add-on doesn't include that BB Code.

You must have the wrong thread.

Whoops, my bad. Ignore me

Liam

 

[agison]

Is the table responsive, @Brogan ?

 

[Paul B]

Tables by their very definition will have their minimum width limited by the number of columns and the minimum width of a single data element in each one.
That's why the container BB Code has been included, to wrap large tables in.

 

[3rd AnGle]

@Brogan will this work with RM... i have not read properly anywhere about RM supporting BBcodes that comes with xf 1.3.. do i have to wait until xf releases RM that supports BB codes... i am assuming RM uses the same editor so should work fine. I have not installed xf1.3

 

[Paul B]

Yes, it works in the resource body.

 

[iTuN3r]

Oh i am definately going to love this one ! Thanks brogan we just talked about this few days back .

Is there way we can make this work with xenforo Pages ?

 

[Paul B]

Pages use HTML.

Create your table in a post then copy and paste the source code.

 

[Paul B]

Brogan updated CTA Table BB Code with a new update entry:

Now uses a custom CSS template and the color palette

Updated to use a custom CSS template, allowing styling to be inherited from the colour palette and applied individually per style.

After upgrading, add this line to the top of EXTRA.css for each style as required: <xen:include template="cta_bbcode.css" />

Read the rest of this update entry...

 

[Bionic Rooster]

@Brogan this does not work with 1.2.5? I can't get it working at any rate

 

[Paul B]

Custom BB Code is a 1.3 feature.