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DarkManX_19
Sun 18th Nov '01, 11:05pm
thanks for the help
c-prompt
Mon 19th Nov '01, 9:40am
In forumhome_forumbit_level1_post
look for:
<td bgcolor="#DFDFDF">
<normalfont>$forum[replycount]</normalfont>
</td>
<td bgcolor="#F1F1F1">
<normalfont>$forum[threadcount]</normalfont>
</td>
Replace it with:
<td colspan="2" bgcolor="#DFDFDF">
<smallfont>$forum[threadcount] threads with $forum[replycount] posts</smallfont>
</td>
Then do the same for
forumhome_forumbit_level2_post
c-prompt
Mon 19th Nov '01, 9:41am
Above where it says bgcolor="" Insert the vBulletin alt color that you want. Second, or first. The above was automatically changed by this forum to its colors.
DarkManX_19
Wed 21st Nov '01, 7:32pm
hey thanks....is there any way that i can make it a bit wider??
thanks again :)
DarkManX_19
Thu 22nd Nov '01, 6:57pm
i tried to change the colspan from 2 to 3 but that messed everything up.....any ideas to make it a wider column...
thanks
DarkManX_19
Fri 23rd Nov '01, 11:20am
bump
c-prompt
Fri 23rd Nov '01, 11:20am
Sorry didnt see the thread.
The cell wider? Yeah. Just go into forumhome template and look for where the table top is. (forum, last post, posts, threads, etc table)
Take the posts and threads cell and combine them into 1 cell. Then if its too small add a width to the cell that is a little bigger.
DarkManX_19
Fri 23rd Nov '01, 12:13pm
Originally posted by c-prompt
Sorry didnt see the thread.
The cell wider? Yeah. Just go into forumhome template and look for where the table top is. (forum, last post, posts, threads, etc table)
Take the posts and threads cell and combine them into 1 cell. Then if its too small add a width to the cell that is a little bigger.
think you could show me an example....i tried to mess around with it, but i don't really know what i'm doing....
thank you for the help :)
DarkManX_19
Fri 23rd Nov '01, 12:34pm
oh i got it!!
http://www.partylounge.net/tof/index.php?s=&styleid=11
if you would like to take a look :D
thanks again for all your help c-prompt
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