Add more fonts for forum posts

[MisterBlitzkrieg 1357]

What I mean is that I would like to see the ability to chose more fonts for your writings besides the ones we already have. The current ones are bland if you ask me and I would love to see some fonts such as MedievalSharp.

[argonian 12836]

do inspect element and change it manually my son

[Unwillingly 11106]

RP treaties should just be written in comic sans

[MisterBlitzkrieg 1357]

18 minutes ago, argonian said:

do inspect element and change it manually my son

How

 

[argonian 12836]

1 minute ago, MisterBlitzkrieg said:

How

 

right click on the text editor, hit inspect element, and **** around in the html. it's crazy the shit u can do

 

I'd demonstrate rn but I'm on my phone.

[MisterBlitzkrieg 1357]

4 minutes ago, argonian said:

right click on the text editor, hit inspect element, and **** around in the html. it's crazy the shit u can do

 

I'd demonstrate rn but I'm on my phone.

Show later then bbg

 

[farmerclown 3911]

2 hours ago, MisterBlitzkrieg said:

Show later then bbg

 

you can also format in google docs and use firefox to copy paste it over when posting without having to format and it keeps the fonts and such, hope that helps!

[MisterBlitzkrieg 1357]

11 hours ago, Cepheid said:

you can also format in google docs and use firefox to copy paste it over when posting without having to format and it keeps the fonts and such, hope that helps!

Doesn't work since the font I want to use is not available on LOTC forums

[Charles The Bald 1780]

The forums would have to be manually updated for you to have access to new fonts, you can inspect element, but that's fairly local unless you got access to Lotc servers.

[argonian 12836]

On 3/1/2023 at 3:54 PM, Charles The Bald said:

The forums would have to be manually updated for you to have access to new fonts, you can inspect element, but that's fairly local unless you got access to Lotc servers.

nah the text editor uses html so stuff u do in inspect element stays and shows for everyone

 

You can't do this with the text editor

 

can't use any fonts that aren't available on ppl's pcs tho yeah, forgot about that.

[Charles The Bald 1780]

1 hour ago, argonian said:

nah the text editor uses html so stuff u do in inspect element stays and shows for everyone

 

You can't do this with the text editor

 

can't use any fonts that aren't available on ppl's pcs tho yeah, forgot about that.

What you're doing is outputting HTML with CSS in the text editors, if you inspect element on Facebook and make changes, you are not hacking facebook.

 

It is a security risk since I could probably allow some javascript code to go trough.

@Llir

Edited March 3, 2023 by Charles The Bald

[argonian 12836]

3 hours ago, Charles The Bald said:

What you're doing is outputting HTML with CSS in the text editors,

Yes, I'm aware. That's literally exactly what I said.

 

3 hours ago, Charles The Bald said:

if you inspect element on Facebook and make changes, you are not hacking facebook.

Cool, I didn't say that.

 

3 hours ago, Charles The Bald said:

 

It is a security risk since I could probably allow some javascript code to go trough.

@Llir

It's an Invision feature. It automatically strips JS, <link> tags, and certain attributes. Trust me, I've tried.

[Charles The Bald 1780]

7 hours ago, argonian said:

Yes, I'm aware. That's literally exactly what I said.

 

Cool, I didn't say that.

 

It's an Invision feature. It automatically strips JS, <link> tags, and certain attributes. Trust me, I've tried.

u tried with on-load or any event really, i wonder if you could technically show sections, you can still pass some code like "this.show()" or things like that

 

i am too tired of inspecting elements all day at work to do it after work

 

https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/event_onload.asp

Edited March 4, 2023 by Charles The Bald