Make ADVANCED Editor Default for Posting
Mod Version: 1.00, by djcaseanova
| vB Version: 5.1.1 | Rating:  (1 vote - 5.00 average) |
Installs: 11 |
| Released: 17 Mar 2015 | Last Update: Never | Downloads: 0 |
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With necessity comes creation... or something of that nature. Anyway after long research and irritation that I could not get my "Advanced Editor" to default, I created a work around.
VERSION USED: vBulletin 5.1.5
Use at your own risk, this works for me, but I am no programmer or modder. If it doesn't work, undo and move on.
I only used the Default Theme for modifications, this should work for them all, but again, I am not sure. Apply this workaround for any theme needed.
Before:
After:
STEPS:
VERSION USED: vBulletin 5.1.5
Use at your own risk, this works for me, but I am no programmer or modder. If it doesn't work, undo and move on.
I only used the Default Theme for modifications, this should work for them all, but again, I am not sure. Apply this workaround for any theme needed.
Before:
After:
STEPS:
- Log in to AdminCP
- Click Styles & Templates >> Search in Templates
- Search Templates >> Select your style
- Search For: "additional.css" (Do not include " ")
- Search Titles Only: Yes
- Click FIND
- Open css_additional.css template
- Paste the Code (below) >> Save & Reload
- Open New Tab/Window and make sure modification works (before leaving admin just in case)
- Done
HTML Code:
.b-editor--cke-toolbar-is-hidden .cke_top {
display: block;
}
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