[Forum] Is there a complete and updated stylevar visual dictionary somewhere?

[Alfa1]

This page offers a Stylevar Visual Dictionary for vb 4.0. https://www.vbulletin.com/forum/cont...-10-Easy-Steps
There have been changes in 4.0.8 and newer releases.
Is there a complete and updated stylevar visual dictionary for vb4.2.0 somewhere?

[Dustin L.]

I use this: https://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/...ars_dictionary

I am not sure how up-to-date it is, however.



Dustin

[Amaury]

I use this: https://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/...ars_dictionary

I am not sure how up-to-date it is, however.



Dustin

It's a little out of date, as it's missing the Activity Stream variables.

[Alfa1]

Thanks.

It would be very useful to have a visual dictionary for the stylevars, because that saves a ton of searching. The styling system is complex & messy enough without having to search for every stylevar.

[Amaury]

Thanks.

It would be very useful to have a visual dictionary for the stylevars, because that saves a ton of searching. The styling system is complex & messy enough without having to search for every stylevar.

Well, if you'd like to know what to change for the area you want to change, take a screenshot, and I'll be more than happy to help.

[Super Cat]

There isn't images but there is a section in the Styles var for activity stream. And above each style var is an explanation.

[Wayne Luke]

Thanks.

It would be very useful to have a visual dictionary for the stylevars, because that saves a ton of searching. The styling system is complex & messy enough without having to search for every stylevar.

All the Activity Stream stylevars are listed in the Activity Stream group at the top of the Style Variable listing. There are nine of them and each has a full description when you edit it. Is it really that confusing to find them?

[Alfa1]

I'm trying to provide a designer with the information to skin vb4.2.0
The stylevar visual dictionary would have been very useful, if it were complete and would not contain deprecated stylevars. The combination of an outdated visual dictionary, with the lists of new and deprecated stylevars do indeed confuse.
But thats what is there, so thats what we will work with.

[Wayne Luke]

Hard to edit PDFs when the originals are no longer accessible. Sorry.

[Alfa1]

Thats understandable. Thanks anyway.