Ajax Post Thanks - Help/Advice

[thetechgenius]

I would like to move the Thanked users box below the signature. Right now its below the post, I think it would look much cleaner inside the posts, below the signature.

Does anyone know how to do this? I am running vB 4.1.4.

Link to the Ajax Post Thanks addon: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=231666

All I need to know is how to move the box, once its moved, I can tweak the CSS to adjust the width and height.

I attached a screenshot to the bottom of this post to show you want I mean, and where I would like the box.

Thank you so much.

[ozzy47]

Questions/Problems regarding modifications/styles need to be asked in the modification/style thread. That is where the support for modification/style is - not out here in the main forums. Please note that if a modification/style is unsupported (or even if it says it is supported), you may be on your own if you chose to install it. :)

[thetechgenius]

Questions/Problems regarding modifications/styles need to be asked in the modification/style thread. That is where the support for modification/style is - not out here in the main forums. Please note that if a modification/style is unsupported (or even if it says it is supported), you may be on your own if you chose to install it. :)

Oh I know, I just figured I would put my question here, so more people can see it. And maybe someone would be able to help me.

If this is not allowed, I am sorry. If that is the case, a mod may lock this thread if this is not allowed.

[ozzy47]

Yeah it is really not allowed, support for mods is only supposed to be handled in the mods thread. :)

[thetechgenius]

Yeah it is really not allowed, support for mods is only supposed to be handled in the mods thread. :)

Ohh ok, I apologize. A mod can remove/lock this thread if they want.

[ozzy47]

Nah, people ask in the open forums all the time about mods, no need to close the thread. :)

[TheLastSuperman]

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=231666&page=230

See my last reply :D.

Edit: Also there's a method to our madness, if someone can post in the mods thread and receive support then its not added threads for others to sift through when looking for an answer/resolution to one of their current issues. The only exception I make is; If you post it in the forum Programming Discussions (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/forumdisplay.php?f=252) and you're actually trying to edit code, posting examples and make changes i.e. "Programming Discussion" but I want to see you trying and asking questions and learning if so :cool:.

[HM666]

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=231666&page=230

See my last reply :D.

Edit: Also there's a method to our madness, if someone can post in the mods thread and receive support then its not added threads for others to sift through when looking for an answer/resolution to one of their current issues. The only exception I make is; If you post it in the forum Programming Discussions (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/forumdisplay.php?f=252) and you're actually trying to edit code, posting examples and make changes i.e. "Programming Discussion" but I want to see you trying and asking questions and learning if so :cool:.

That is understandable but when no one answers you in that mod and people who might be able to help do not read the mods (why would they unless they needed to for some reason) it makes it impossible to get whatever problem you have fixed. Sometimes uninstalling a mod is not an answer like the staff seems to think.

[ozzy47]

That may seem true But it is not the responsibility of anyone to fix the issues. Posting in the open forum for support for mods is not allowed. It is a rule and it is expected to be followed.

I am sure every member that operates a site expects the rules to be followed. Same thing holds true here. :)

[Lynne]

That is understandable but when no one answers you in that mod and people who might be able to help do not read the mods (why would they unless they needed to for some reason) it makes it impossible to get whatever problem you have fixed. Sometimes uninstalling a mod is not an answer like the staff seems to think.
Actually, I click the Install link for any mod I install and then when I see that thread get bumped, I always look to see if it is someone asking a question that I may be able to answer. So, it's not true that people only check the mod thread if they need help.

[Mark.B]

I'm also going to throw in a warning that 4.1.4 is an obsolete version of vBulletin, which has unpatched security issues. You should upgrade to 4.2.2 or 4.2.3 as a matter of urgency.

[ForceHSS]

The owner of that mod never seems to be around I wish he would give his mods to someone else so they can upgrade/support them. So it's understandable posting outside the mod thread. But I am sure many other members can assist you in the other thread

[Mark.B]

The owner of that mod never seems to be around I wish he would give his mods to someone else so they can upgrade/support them. So it's understandable posting outside the mod thread. But I am sure many other members can assist you in the other thread
Yeah I use that mod, it works brilliantly for me (though I've modified it somewhat, to the extent that I sometimes forget that's what I use).