JusteCards
05-25-2006, 10:00 PM
I don't know about you but I hate having to install two styles one for a Fixed Display and one for a Fluid. Anyways this hack gets around that by making the choice of Fixed or Fluid a user choice.
Now I must state that this mod may not work with some styles that are specifically designed to be a fixed width.. it really does depend on the way they've been coded.. If you do have problems with a style and this hack post here and we'll add a list to the first post.
New Profile Field
In your Admin CP Find the User Profile Fields Menu.. Open it.. Select "Add New User Profile Field"
Now you need to add a new Profile Field with the following details.
Title: Forum Width Display
Description: Do you want the forum display to be Fixed or Fluid?
Options:
Fixed
Fluid
Set Default: Yes
Field Required: Yes
Field Editable by User: Yes
Private Field: Yes
Field Searchable on Members List: No
Show on Members List: No
Allow user to input their own value for this option: No
(Everything else can be left as default)
You now need to select your Display Page, I placed mine on Options: Other
Save your new Profile field and now take note of it's field name. (mine was field5)
New Plugin
Next your need to find the Plugin System Menu.. Open it.. Select "Add New Plugin"
Now you need to add a new Plugin with the following details.
Product: vBulletin
Hook Location: global_start
Title: Forum Width Display
Plugin PHP Code:
if ($vbulletin->userinfo['field5'] == 'Fixed')
{
$stylevar['outerdivwidth'] = '780px';
$stylevar['outertablewidth'] = '780px';
}
else
{
$stylevar['outerdivwidth'] = '97%';
$stylevar['outertablewidth'] = '97%';
}
You need to change the field (in mine field5) to the one you took note of in the
first part.. You can also edit the widths to your liking.
and that's it.. Users can now select whichever they like and you just need to
install one version of a style now.
Now I must state that this mod may not work with some styles that are specifically designed to be a fixed width.. it really does depend on the way they've been coded.. If you do have problems with a style and this hack post here and we'll add a list to the first post.
New Profile Field
In your Admin CP Find the User Profile Fields Menu.. Open it.. Select "Add New User Profile Field"
Now you need to add a new Profile Field with the following details.
Title: Forum Width Display
Description: Do you want the forum display to be Fixed or Fluid?
Options:
Fixed
Fluid
Set Default: Yes
Field Required: Yes
Field Editable by User: Yes
Private Field: Yes
Field Searchable on Members List: No
Show on Members List: No
Allow user to input their own value for this option: No
(Everything else can be left as default)
You now need to select your Display Page, I placed mine on Options: Other
Save your new Profile field and now take note of it's field name. (mine was field5)
New Plugin
Next your need to find the Plugin System Menu.. Open it.. Select "Add New Plugin"
Now you need to add a new Plugin with the following details.
Product: vBulletin
Hook Location: global_start
Title: Forum Width Display
Plugin PHP Code:
if ($vbulletin->userinfo['field5'] == 'Fixed')
{
$stylevar['outerdivwidth'] = '780px';
$stylevar['outertablewidth'] = '780px';
}
else
{
$stylevar['outerdivwidth'] = '97%';
$stylevar['outertablewidth'] = '97%';
}
You need to change the field (in mine field5) to the one you took note of in the
first part.. You can also edit the widths to your liking.
and that's it.. Users can now select whichever they like and you just need to
install one version of a style now.