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So if you would like to have some custom bbcode you should have good understandings of ip.board's framework. By this I mean that you have knowledge of the css styles and classes for styling content. For example: This is the general box for messages on the forum. You may notice it has the shoutbox announcement box. Well this is ip.board's standard message style. It's class is "message". Now let's say you want to use this in a post or topic to make it more alive. We can assign it to a bbcode. Start with ACP > Look & Feel > Post Content > BBcode Management You should be here Click "Add BBcode" Give your new BBcode a name. For this tutorial, we will name it "Message" which can be edited later on. Give your BBcode a description. This can be anything and it will show if you try to use the bbcode via. the special BBcode button in the editor. Give the BBcode a tag. For this tutorial, we will name it "Message". Skip Custom BBCode Aliases. Check No to Use Single Tag Only. Check No to Use Option in Tag?. Skip Option Regular Expression Filter. Check No to Option is Optional?. Check No to Switch option and content? and Prevent other codes parsing? Now here is when the styling will come in to the text used in the BBcode. In Custom BBCode Replacement put the following line of code: <span class="message">{content}</span> Skip OR PHP file to execute. Select your group permissions and where this BBcode is allowed to be used. Hit Add BBcode. Now you're done! Go test it out by replying to a topic which is in a forum that has the BBcode permission. If you followed this tutorial step by step then your example should look like: [message] Your Message In Here [/message]

Go to admin -> skin_cp -> cp_skin_global.php and find: and replace it with this: Save and go to admin -> applications -> core -> extensions -> dashboardNotifications.php and find: and replace with this: Save and you're done. In general, this works for 3.2.x, 3.3.x and 3.4.x.

I'd like to clarify a few longstanding, common sense policies here at WebFlake. "Thanks" Posts Despite the recent addition of a notification directly above the quick reply box in our Downloads areas, I'm still seeing a ton of posts from users saying things like "thanks", "nice", "ty", etc. We have a 'Like' system available for use, and every post has a button. It's blue, it's 72 pixels wide, and hard to miss. Why do we ask you to use it? Because posting gibberish clogs the thread (and WebFlake's database) with unnecessary one-liners and redundant "thank you's". It gets in the way of relevant discussion in the thread, and causes recently submitted content's download threads to be buried under a heap of bumped topics. When you do your grocery shopping, do you pause for a moment to call the manufacturer to "thank" them before making the purchase? I'd hope not. Spamming for Post Counts Hate spam mail in your inbox? Well, I can't stand spam messages. It's fine and dandy that you want to welcome someone to the community (some folks are naive enough to believe that increases their post count), but when you're flooding the forums with ridiculous one-liners that consist of less letters than a bowl of Alphabet Soup, you can be sure that those posts will be deleted. We placed a post requirement in our Requests areas to ensure that users who choose to become a part of the WebFlake community, aren't here under false pretenses (i.e. leeching). We want every member to be a valuable and integral part of our community. Spamming threads with "thank you" posts, or other one-liners is unacceptable and a violation of our Spamming policy (found within our Community Guidelines). Post something constructive, or don't post at all. Search System This has been rehashed time and again by other Staff members. Frankly, it's disturbing to see such a high number of users that are too lazy to take a few seconds to search for what they're looking for, instead opting to ask someone else to do it for them. It's an abuse of our free support system, and an utter waste of time for anyone generous enough to respond with a link. An overwhelming majority of our support requests are topics previously answered, or covered by tutorials. Speaking of tutorials, we have a wealth of information contributed by our community in various sections: WebMaster Tutorials & Guides IP.Board Tutorials vBulletin Tutorials xenForo Tutorials MyBB Tutorials Please start reviewing these tutorials in conjunction with utilizing the search feature. Having said that, I'd like to forewarn those who seek to continue to avoid following basic forum etiquette: I'm not opposed to issuing warnings. Posts will be deleted, users will be warned, and sometimes points will be attached. If you're warned several times in a relatively short period of time, posting privileges will be restricted. WebFlake Staff isn't here to make your life miserable, nor should you be here to make ours miserable. We want to ensure that this community is welcoming, professional, and trash-free. If you'd like to paint me as the bad guy, so be it. I spend my time here voluntarily, free of charge, and out of the goodness of my heart, despite other obligations (as does the rest of the team). I've received so much from this community, that giving back just a little, brightens my day. But I simply don't take kindly to those who want to urinate in my cheerios first thing in the morning. In closing: » Use the Like button instead of posting "thanks". » Don't spam for the purposes of increasing post counts. » Utilize our search feature before posting redundant requests.

Not all men, some disrespect them and do other stuff not going to say it but I think you know what I mean haha. I always had a soft spot for women even if I don't even really like them or are annoying to me they always get the best of me.

Update: Updated the code in the OP. If it wasn't working for you before, try again now.

http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/356418-convert-from-smf-to-ipb/