Can we have spoiler tags, please?

Can we please have spoiler tags for larger posts, guides, etc?

I know there are at least 3 different spoiler systems for XenForo, all easy to install, and all working quite nicely, and very simple to install (tested myself 1 of them, took less than an hour).

Yes, I searched, saw one other thread, was asking if we had, not if we can have.

If we can't have spoiler tags, I would have to ask, why not?

(Also, can we increase the amount of images per post in the builder section)

 

I am now (since a few days ago) able to add such add-ons, though I haven't gotten around to it yet.
As you've already done the research, which one do you recommend?

 

I thought this one allowed some basic features (naming the spoiler tag, hidden and shown, and looks nice): http://xenforo.com/community/threads/creating-a-beautiful-looking-spoiler-tag.17083/

 

Hrmph. Dang add-on isn't downloadable without a licensed account :/

 

Yea, same system as vBulletin uses mostly, kind of annoying. I went through other means to get what I wanted (as well as the forum itself), so I'm not gonna post those :x
I'll look around for something easier to install without having to visit a w***z site.

 

Technically we have a licensed account but I don't have access to it (its citricsquid's)

I'm gonna see if I can get access to it or if there's some way to extend it to my account.

 

Here's the spoiler.zip from the link, which really isn't anything special since it's just an easier way of doing what's already posted there (all placed in files already)
However this is slightly outdated as the stuff in the first post of that thread is actually the more updated HTML/CSS.

Took the files posted in the spoiler.zip in that thread and updated it with what's properly in the first post (updated from the first person who posted that .zip)

 

That's weird. When I try to install it I get a message saying that 'The provided file was not a valid XML file. Please provide a valid XML file.' :/

And indeed, its contents look like a template file rather than an XML file.

 

Whoops, this should be it I believe (I had copied it directly instead of copying it in context :x)

Code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<addon addon_id="Spoiler" title="Spoiler" version_string="2" version_id="2" url="" install_callback_class="" install_callback_method="" uninstall_callback_class="" uninstall_callback_method="">
  <admin_navigation/>
  <admin_permissions/>
  <admin_style_properties/>
  <admin_templates/>
  <code_events/>
  <code_event_listeners>
    <listener event_id="load_class_bb_code" execute_order="10" callback_class="spoiler_class" callback_method="listen" active="1" description="Spoiler"/>
  </code_event_listeners>
  <cron/>
  <email_templates/>
  <optiongroups/>
  <permissions>
    <permission_groups/>
    <permissions/>
    <interface_groups/>
  </permissions>
  <phrases/>
  <route_prefixes/>
  <style_properties/>
  <templates>
    <template title="spoiler_template" version_id="1" version_string="1"><![CDATA[<xen:require css="bb_code.css" />
<xen:require css="EWRcustom_spoiler.css" />
<xen:require js="js/spoiler/EWRcustom_ajax.js" />
 
<div class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeQuote bbCodeSpoiler">
    <aside>
        <div class="spoilerBar attribution type">
            <div class="spoilerWarning">
                <b>{xen:phrase spoiler}</b><xen:if is="{$spoiler}">: {$spoiler}</xen:if>
            </div>
            <a href="#" class="spoilerToggle button primary">{xen:phrase toggle_spoiler}</a>
        </div>
        <blockquote class="spoilerContent">{xen:raw $content}</blockquote>
    </aside>
</div>]]></template>
  </templates>
</addon>

Also, the original spoiler.zip from that thread.

 

Oh thank god, I've been wanting spoiler tags forever.

 

Thanks BlueLuigi. I'll install it in a few hours once I'm back home.

Also, citric graciously extended his license to my XF forum account so I will be able to grab these add-ons myself in future.

 

Testing

Spoiler: bluh

Check this sucker out

 

Okay the tags looks like this:

Code:

[spoiler]Stuff[/spoiler] = regular spoiler
 
[spoiler=Bluhbluh]Stuff[/spoiler] = spoiler with a note regarding what it is hiding (sub 'Bluhbluh' for your note)

These examples end up like this:

Spoiler

Stuff

Spoiler: Bluhbluh

Stuff

Not included in the editor yet, that is more fiddly than it should be.

 

Please don't go crazy in sits just because you have spoilers. That said just test it...

Spoiler: butts

hi

Spoiler

more butts

wut