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"None Color" is broken.

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Norska

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The "none" color option for text coloring is broken because it only lets you use it on one line at a time which can be very time consuming and annoying to do if needed.

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Indeed, it would be convenient if the none color worked like normal colors in how they work via selection.

In the meantime, if you have a very large thread that’s far too tedious to go through and remove the coloring manually, copy your thread’s BBCode into your favorite text editor and do a regex replace using the following as the search term:
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\[COLOR.*?\)\]|\[\/COLOR\]

This will remove all coloring from your thread, or whatever bit of BBCode you’re replacing.
 

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Indeed, it would be convenient if the none color worked like normal colors in how they work via selection.

In the meantime, if you have a very large thread that’s far too tedious to go through and remove the coloring manually, copy your thread’s BBCode into your favorite text editor and do a regex replace using the following as the search term:
Code:
\[COLOR.*?\)\]|\[\/COLOR\]

This will remove all coloring from your thread, or whatever bit of BBCode you’re replacing.
I'll move this to pending until we can work out a more permanent and easier solution.

Thanks for the bug report.
 

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I'll move this to pending until we can work out a more permanent and easier solution.

Thanks for the bug report.
I have found a somewhat easier solution, it turns out you don't have to select the whole line that you want to apply the "none" color to. You just have to select a part of it and it'll apply to the whole line.
 
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