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Yahhoon23 - Thanks for the reply but that's not what I'm wanting. I want to make the Title of the thread BOLD and in red, not the word sticky, in fact if I can get the title to be BOLD and in RED then I'll be removing the word Sticky all together. -Michael |
<a href="https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=49946&highlight=sticky+bold" target="_blank">THIS</a> is why I don't think it's a template change as so many of you keep telling me to goto vbulletintemplates.com - I requested this for vB2 and it was a code change in forumdisplay.php I look for that code in vB3 and it doesn't find it and I can't find anything that's similar, that or I'm just over looking it.
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I thought you were talking about just the "Sticky" too. Hmm, would this be able to be done with conditionals at all guys? |
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This actually COULD be done with a template edit. Use a conditional when you show the thread title. If the thread is sticky, make the title bold and red.
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Here's how to do it. (I just did it on my board)
in the threadbit template, find: Code:
<if condition="$show['gotonewpost']"><strong>$thread[threadtitle]</strong><else />$thread[threadtitle]</if> Code:
<if condition="$show[sticky]"><font color="red"><b></if> <if condition="$show['gotonewpost']"><strong>$thread[threadtitle]</strong><else />$thread[threadtitle]</if><if condition="$show[sticky]"></font></b></if> |
Thanks Amy.. works like a champ
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