This plugin adds support for popular bbcode forum code to posts, comments, pages, bbpress 2.0 forums and buddypress activity and group forums.
This plugin adds support for bbcode markup to wordpress, bbpress and buddypress.
It integrates with the ‘bbPress shortcode whitelist’ plugin to provide a safe
way of enabling BBCode without giving your users access to all shortcodes.
Bold: [b]bold[/b] Italics: [i]italics[/i] Underline: [u]underline[/u] URL: [url]https://wordpress.org/[/url] [url=https://wordpress.org/]WordPress[/url] Image: [img]https://s.w.org/style/images/codeispoetry.png[/img] [img=Code is Poetry]https://s.w.org/style/images/codeispoetry.png[/img] Quote: [quote]Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit,[/quote] [quote=NAME]Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet[/quote] [quote="NAME"]Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet[/quote] [quote author=NAME]Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet[/quote] [quote author="NAME"]Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet[/quote] Color: [color="red"]named red[/color] [color="ff0000"]hex red[/color] [color=#ff0000]hex red again[/color] Strikeout:[s]striked this out[/s] Center Text:[center]center me[/center] Computer code:[code]function HelloWorld($greet = 'World') { return 'Hello '.$greet } [/code] Font size: [size=10]10px font size[/size] Ordered lists: [ol][li][/li][/ol] Unordered lists: [ul][li][/li][/ul] List Item: [li]item[/li] Named Spoiler: [spoiler=two plus two]four[/spoiler] Unnamed Spoiler: [spoiler]Boo![/spoiler] Contents appear to logged in users only: [user]This is a secret message[/user] Contents appear to non-logged in users only: [guest]Log in to see secret message...[/guest]
I have enhanced support for the [url] and [quote] tags, and added potentially
useful css style class names in the html output of the tags, to allow for
exciting theming potential.
For example:
[quote=NAME]QUOTE[/quote]
will render as:
<div class="bbcode-quote bbcode-quote-NAME"><strong>NAME</strong><blockquote>QUOTE</blockquote></div>
Or if NAME matches the login name of a user on the system, it will render as:
<div class="bbcode-quote bbcode-quote-user bbcode-quote-NAME"><strong>DISPLAY_NAME</strong><blockquote>QUOTE</blockquote></div>
Where DISPLAY_NAME is the display name that user. With BuddyPress installed the name
also becomes a link to their profile page, otherwise if bbPress is installed, it becomes a
link to their forum user page.
bbpress-bbcode
folder and its contents to the /wp-content/plugins/
directoryI can try. I want the plugin to be flexible in the bbcode formats it
accepts. In the case of conflicts I plan to add options in the administration
dashboard so each wordpress user can control how it behaves for them.
I can’t promise anything in this regard. It looks to me like all the common
tags are already supported. But if someone points out one that isn’t already
supported by another plugin somewhere, I’ll look at adding it.
Yes.
* Detect if bbPress Toolbar is installed, and if so provide administration options for
replacing some/all of the buttons behaviour to bbcode instead of html.