Post by chandler on Apr 22, 2012 18:41:17 GMT -5
i feel like i should suggest justify because i love it so much. i'm not sure if you know what it does, but it makes the side all line up. it won't change the appearance of the actual site, but it can change the way posts look. it basically just makes it look neater and tidier. i'll supply you with the code in case you'd like to use it (:
it goes in the global footer (:
it goes in the global footer (:
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
// Justify text in posts..
var jButton = 'http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k107/melian2/IME/justify.gif';
// Add button to posting page..
if(document.postForm)
{
var buttons = document.images;
for(b=0; b<buttons.length; b++)
{
if(buttons[b].src.match('/right.gif'))
{
buttons = buttons[b+1].parentNode;
break;
}}
var justifyButton = document.createElement('A');
justifyButton.setAttribute('href','javascript:add("[justify]","[/justify]")');
justifyButton.innerHTML = '<img src="'+jButton+'" border="0">';
buttons.parentNode.insertBefore(justifyButton,buttons);
}
// Find and justify text in posts...
if(!document.location.href.match(/action=headersfooters/))
{
var posts = document.getElementsByTagName('td');
for(p=0; p<posts.length; p++)
{
if(((posts[p].vAlign == 'top' && posts[p].colSpan == '3') || (document.postForm && posts[p].width == '100%' && posts[p].className == 'windowbg2')) && posts[p].innerHTML.match(/\[justify\]/i))
{
posts[p].innerHTML = posts[p].innerHTML.replace(/\[justify\]/ig,'<div align="justify">');
posts[p].innerHTML = posts[p].innerHTML.replace(/\[\/justify\]/ig,'</div>');
}}}
// -->
</script>