vBulletin 3.0 Gold Questions - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

***Sharkû*** · 03-21-2004, 03:04 PM

Guided Mode and Enhanced Mode
Guided Mode pops up a box when you click a button asking what you want to be input in that style. Enhanced Mode simply inserts an opening tag, you do your typing, then click the button again and a closing tag is inserted.
Highlighting the text to modify and then clicking on the button is available in both modes.

Groups
User groups are mainly one way to handle permissions and privileges. They are not implemented as we have been handling this otherwise, but there could well be a group 'Canon Forum' of users who have access to the private canon forum.

Can a normal user input the mouse-over popup which describes the link in question
The hover-message is actually a preview of the beginning of the first post.

Private Message Coloured Status Bar
From what I can tell, the bar represents PMs in your inbox (red), sent items (yellow), and free space (green), giving a graphical representation of the space occupied and available.

03-21-2004, 03:04 PM	#13
*Sharkû* Hungry Ghoul Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 1,719	Guided Mode and Enhanced Mode Guided Mode pops up a box when you click a button asking what you want to be input in that style. Enhanced Mode simply inserts an opening tag, you do your typing, then click the button again and a closing tag is inserted. Highlighting the text to modify and then clicking on the button is available in both modes. Groups User groups are mainly one way to handle permissions and privileges. They are not implemented as we have been handling this otherwise, but there could well be a group 'Canon Forum' of users who have access to the private canon forum. Can a normal user input the mouse-over popup which describes the link in question The hover-message is actually a preview of the beginning of the first post. Private Message Coloured Status Bar From what I can tell, the bar represents PMs in your inbox (red), sent items (yellow), and free space (green), giving a graphical representation of the space occupied and available.