| December 21st, 2005 10:34 AM |
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| motherboard |
If you make a thread sticky. The name is [Sticky] . . . . .
Is it possible that you change Sticky for an other word??
And my second question is is it possible to make the name of a thread in a other color?? |
| December 21st, 2005 11:43 AM |
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| Catchow |
replace common text with image or replace text are scripts written to do what you ask about the sticky threads. I have to think about your second question to see if what I think you mean is really what you mean. I will be back later.
Ok I thought about it some and I do suppose that there is a way althought I don't know for sure what it is. The thing is that the thread topic is a link and my attempt to recode the thread link locked up my testboard.
[Edited by Catchow] |
| December 21st, 2005 05:20 PM |
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| sdn |
I think it's possible. But it requires an ass-backwards template mod and I don't know if it will work. Sage, you wanna do it? :D Mahud? Ady?
Add another span before the {threads.sticky} or whatever and give it an ID of {threads.sticky} (or whatever the template variable is.) End it after the thread link.
Then add this to the CSS:
span#[Sticky] { color:#something;}
There's a good chance it won't work. I'm rather busy with a website project at the moment, but if no one else steps up I'll try it.
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| December 21st, 2005 05:51 PM |
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| Sage |
hmm...I can try it. but I cant promise anything.
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I dont think it is possible with a template mod...
<span class="NormalText"><b>{threads.sticky}{threads.PollQ}</b><a href="thread.php?forumid={threads.forumid}&threadid={threads.threadid}">{threads.title}</a></span>
{threads.sticky} only adds [Sticky] :(
I think that you would have to use javascript to find if [Sticky] is in the <td> or not...but I'm javascript n00b! :p |
| December 21st, 2005 11:15 PM |
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| sdn |
This is what I meant:
code:
<span class="NormalText"><span class="{threads.sticky}"><b>{threads.sticky}{threads.PollQ}</b><a href="thread.php?whatever...">{threads.title}</a></span></span>
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span.[Sticky] {whatever;}
But I'm pretty sure [] aren't allowed in class names. |
| December 22nd, 2005 12:23 AM |
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| Catchow |
OK I am going to go ask Mahud because these answers you guys are giving are confusing to say the very least. Plus they are really stretching out the board. |
| December 22nd, 2005 06:02 AM |
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| mahud |
I think this is way beyond me :D but i'll have a mess around :D
i seem to remember trying to replace it with an image before without any success |
| December 22nd, 2005 04:39 PM |
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| sdn |
The image replacement has been done. |
| January 8th, 2006 01:54 PM |
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| gloriana |
[quote]motherboard wrote:
If you make a thread sticky. The name is [Sticky] . . . . .
Is it possible that you change Sticky for an other word??
HI I'M NEW and I cant find out how to make a post into a sticky - I am using a template - does anyone know where my sticky button is (gosh that sounds weird)
thanks
gloriana |
| January 8th, 2006 06:20 PM |
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| gloriana |
Quote:
gloriana wrote:
[quote]motherboard wrote:
If you make a thread sticky. The name is [Sticky] . . . . .
Is it possible that you change Sticky for an other word??
HI I'M NEW and I cant find out how to make a post into a sticky - I am using a template - does anyone know where my sticky button is (gosh that sounds weird)
thanks
gloriana
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SORRY, i found it.;) |