Looking to add new emotions/smiles

I would like to upload a new batch of smiles to my comment boxes,basically everywhere a comment or reply can be made.

Theres emotion/smiles packages all over the web, but I dont know where or how to load them.

Any help would be great!

ThanksUndecided

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Quote · 8 Jan 2010

Hey sandalsonly.  You can actually put all emoticons in plugins/tiny_mce/plugins/emotions/img folder and replace those 16 smiles.  My problem is I want to have way more than 16 emotions/smilies.  The size of the window below is 250px by 160px.  I tried to change the size in editor_plugin_src.js but the window size doesn't change at all. I would like to have like 100 exciting emoticons.  Any idea how to make the pop-up window size bigger, guys?

Thanks

Quote · 8 Jan 2010

You can add as many emotions as you want, but it's a bit of a pain.  You have to add them all to emotions.htm

Just have a look at /plugins/tiny_mce/plugins/emotions/emotions.htm, and it should be obvious how to add more.  You may have to add style="overflow:auto" to the div container for all the images.

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Quote · 8 Jan 2010

You can add as many emotions as you want, but it's a bit of a pain.  You have to add them all to emotions.htm

Just have a look at /plugins/tiny_mce/plugins/emotions/emotions.htm, and it should be obvious how to add more.  You may have to add style="overflow:auto" to the div container for all the images.

Yes adding about 100 emotions is a pain.  You also have to add in en_dig.js for each one.  So you said I may have to add style="overflow:auto" to the div container for all the images.  Do you mean in emotions.htm? Like this?

<body style="display: none">

line 17----><div align="center" style="overflow:auto">

<div class="title">{#emotions_dlg.title}:<br /><br /></div>


Quote · 8 Jan 2010

Actually, it would be better to add another div to emotions.htm, so the title doesn't scroll.

I'd put this just  before the opening table tag:

<div style="height:100px; overflow:auto">

Then a closing </div> after the closing table tag.

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Quote · 9 Jan 2010

hey thanks, I will give that a try, And let you knowCool

Derrick

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Quote · 9 Jan 2010

Strange. I added <div style="height:100px; overflow:auto"> tag right before the opening table tag and </div> after the closing table tag.  I cleaned out all the cache and it still doesn't work.  Does it work for you houstonlively? I'm using a mac.

Actually i don't mind having a scroll on the right side.  My goal is to make the window bigger and add the scroll tool.  Strange, nothing works.  :/

Quote · 9 Jan 2010

I havent had much luck either, I added evrything like I thought I understood, but I must be still putting things inthe wrong place,

I also grabbed a simple emotion off the web with the html codes and installed it first in line hoping it would take effect so that I can atleast see something different, but no luck so far,

I wil keep trying.

Derrick

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Quote · 9 Jan 2010

Strange. I added <div style="height:100px; overflow:auto"> tag right before the opening table tag and </div> after the closing table tag.  I cleaned out all the cache and it still doesn't work.  Does it work for you houstonlively? I'm using a mac.

Actually i don't mind having a scroll on the right side.  My goal is to make the window bigger and add the scroll tool.  Strange, nothing works.  :/

Yes, it worked for me.  There's nothing unusual here.  Once there's more content than can be contained in a div 100px in height, scrollbars should appear.

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Quote · 9 Jan 2010
 
 
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