Any idea of how to do it to 4.2.0?
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I made it! Here is how to do it in version 4.x:
same step 1,
when go to step 2 editing templete postbit, find
<div class="xxx<vb:if condition="$show['first_ad'] OR $show['last_ad']"> hasad</vb:if>">
(I forgot what was the original value for xxx, sorry, but you will find this phrase anyway. )
and change it to
<div class="postbody<vb:if condition="$show['first_ad'] OR $show['last_ad']"> hasad</vb:if>">
DONE
BTW I set 200% for line height for myself.
How to change line-spacing of posts
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Originally posted by the SandmanThanks - that works great. I set mine at 125%.
Floris, feel free to view this thread...
One way to really see the difference is to look at quoted text which is not affected by this change, and then look at the rest of the post body. Even more striking is when you click and drag to highlight the text and see how quoted text has no visible spacing between lines, but regular text will show a visible clear border between lines.Last edited by Tungsten; Wed 21 Apr '04, 10:04am.Leave a comment:
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What URL can I browse to 'sample' this tweak?
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How to change line-spacing of posts
If you want to make your posts a little easier on the eyes of your visitors, you can make three quick changes to your vBulletin 3 installation to adjust the line-spacing. The result is similar to setting the line-spacing to 1.5 lines in applications such as MS Word or Corel Wordperfect.
HOW TO DO IT
Open the admin control panel and go to Style Manager. Choose the root style of your forum installation and under "All Style Options" choose the entry for Main CSS.
In the Additional CSS Definitions box at the bottom of the page, add the following code to the top of the existing data:
Code:/* ***** This sets the line-spacing for each post's content ***** */ .postbody { line-height: 150% }
Code:<!-- message --> <div>$post[message]</div> <!-- / message -->
Code:<!-- message --> <div class="postbody">$post[message]</div> <!-- / message -->
I've found that 150% works best for my site and the users have given favorable feedback on this subtle yet noticeable improvement.Tags: None
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