Currently, for adding a YouTube video, but is it possible to add a YouTube button rather than clicking a button then selecting it via drop down menu? I'd like to add several things such as Marquee, Spoiler, Strikethrough, etc as one click buttons if possible.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Currently this is only possible when you modify the source code, there is no other way to modify the editor. Maybe that will be possible in future versions.

But you can use ckeditor for that, you can modify it over the js config files.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Would adding several more BBCode buttons be difficult to accomplish? Or is there another BBCode editor out there that has many more options that we could use?

I haven't had a chance to check out the source code because I'm not able to get a site running off my local machine.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

No it's not really complicated, but as I wrote before ckeditor as bbcode editor is the best solution for that.

Originally Posted by: tha_watcha 

No it's not really complicated, but as I wrote before ckeditor as bbcode editor is the best solution for that.

Originally Posted by: tha_watcha 

I value your opinion, but I just can't buy into the CKEditor, and I have tried it several times. It looks nice, but its a bit laggy to load in general and when displaying the dialog box for inserting an image its slow to respond.

The YAF Standard YafBBCode Editor is great! It's quick, has most commonly used codes. I think users would benefit if individual buttons were added for several of the codes, rather than having them listed under the button. I find myself reminding users they can embed album pics and youtube videos quite often.

For what it's worth, I think adding YouTube, Vimeo, Album, Spoiler individual buttons to the standard list would be fantastic. :)

Originally Posted by: tha_watcha 

Even the ability to load buttons via an XML file or something would be nice -- just something that could read the 'button name, image name, and [bbcode] to insert' and would be able only need to add the call to the javascript that writes in a bbcode into the editor -- then the background processing wouldn't need to be touched...

Originally Posted by: squirrel