Description: This adds a new ubb code (thumb). When a users posts an image with the thumb tag it is display with a fixed width of 400 pixels (you can change the code to have any width). When you click on the image it opens the original fullsize in a new window.

This DOES NOT reduce the size of the image, you are still downloading the whole pic file. It does provide an alternative so that people won't use IMG to post 1600x1200 images that stretch the topic page and look really ugly. This is great for gaming sites that have a lot of screenies.

I also added the reverse code so that it is quotable and editable (it broke if HTML is turned off before that).

Demo: Click here

Download: Click here

Download for 6.6 - 6.7.2: Click Here


Please report any bugs in this thread, and if anyone determines that this hack has security issues please point them out.

Cool, lookin good X.

Thanks Bookie...

Cool, lookin good X

That's really scary...

Maybe on purpose?

I don't know, LK left out the period...

Thanks! its appreciated

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I just noticed that this was not allowing the posts to be quoted or edited properly if HTML was turned off...fixed now.

Works great in 6.5 -

How do I add a THUMB button in the UBBCODE section?

Thanks!

Add this in public_common.pl after or in between any other UBB Codes. I have mine after


[code][/code]and load a thumb.gif ( by Gizzy) in your nonCGI directory.

Am I right TheX ?

Thanks Felix.

The other thing you have to do is add the following to public_common.pl

after
Worked great!
Thanks!!

Where excactly is this line in public_common.pl? I can't find where to add the link. Thanks...

- MT

This hack won't work with 6.6+ I reccomend Even Advanceder Text . It comes with this mod plus some others

Nevermind, I got it to work beautifully.

- MT

Mod updated for 6.6+:

http://www.ubbdev.com/ubb/upload/00000494/thumb67.txt

Plan on installing it tonight ... the only part of "advancecd-er text" i wanted

Let me know how it goes, Randy has been using it for years, but I've never tried it. It's pretty straight-forward tho

My members love it, it keeps the pages looking neat and tables within the browser.