README: About feature requests (Page 3 of 3)

Hey!

¿Is there any way to add bold, italic and basic text formatting to the posts with buttons (not writting BBCode)?
I've searched ir but I can't find it.
If don't, you could add the basic text formatting options in buttons like bold, italic, lists, blockquotes, code quotes, etc.

Thx a lot.

Last edited by Resak (2007-07-22 10:35:51)

Hello.

I'm new here and I want to create a page using PhuBB but I have a question.

I have seen many sites that use your program but something I read ( and I've red sooooooooo much this week end) is that it doesn't support chat areas?

I looked at one site and I like the way it is set up, so I e-mailed the founder and asked about the program they used. They said:
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"( the site uses) a software called Pun Frontpage. It's a modification to the forum PunBB, which is a customizable and lightweight forum that I really like. It's good for supporting large communities with a lot of traffic.

The downside to the specific solution that I use is that it's not being developed or supported anymore. So you need to know a few things about tweaking the code if you want to make changes.

It works well with the default settings tho. "
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So Pun Front page is no more? And Pun BB doesn't support a chat area?
For what I need, I realy HAVE 2 HAVE a CHAT area! :^o

Also, how much room does the program use on a PC? I have a lot of graphic art work on my PC and the HD is really full so I know I'll have to back a lot of files up and move them so thing won't run so slow.

Any suggestions / ideas / feedback?

8ii8

Textpattern integration?

I'm old school (can you say PDP-11, RT-11 and FORTRAN?) and have always followed the K.I.S.S. principle in my software engineering career. Although relatively new to this whole new web dev tech thing, I've been doing my homework to catch up: (learning XHTML, CSS, DOM/JS, PHP, MySQL, Hijax, etc). However, to save me from having to re-invent the wheel, I'd like to incorporate some cream of the crop open source packages - and there seem to be many to choose from. And in my mind, the only way to fly is with simple, clean (maintainable) code that is small, fast and WC3 valid. Both punBB (forum) and Textpattern (CMS) appear to fit this criteria nicely. But it would sure be nice if they played well together and shared one common user authentication method. Also, comments to a TxP article could automatically create a new associated punBB thread topic. And the use of textile (in addition to BBCode) in punBB would be nice too. I've searched both here and on the TxP forum and read some threads showing interest in this TxP/punBB union. So what's the latest on this?

Or is Textpattern falling by the wayside?

Hi

Any chance of having the bbcode extended i.e justify etc etc