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See if this helps.
Btw, might suggest adding valign="bottom" to the table cell containing the signature... just to ensure is always at the bottom... but that's just my preference I suppose. Of course I personally also moved the edited & edited reason notices to that cell in my forums (a test one) also to ensure was at the bottom. But that's me. |
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Okay, I've had no trouble doing this for my other styles, but my newest/latest style was created a little "differently" (Ex: The "navbar" items are actually in the "header", my "postbit_legacy" uses a lot of DIV's and less tables...
I have no problem finding, and erasing this part of the code: Code:
<if condition="$post['signature']"> Code:
<!-- / edit note --> Code:
When I search for "<!-- / edit note -->" and look for the closing IF, TD, and TR tags, in my postbit_legacy I find: Code:
I've attached my postbit_legacy... if anybody has any suggestions, please let me know. Again, these mods gave me no trouble on my other styles... just this one style's givign me trouble. thanks |
when I do it on my site is changed nothing... is there anywhere else it could be???
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I'm using the following for vB 3.0.3 and it takes care of the gap at the left and bottom aligns the signature, but because I'm using cellspacing="1" in my table I'm getting an annoying cellspacing line in the posts. This works good for IE. I haven't tested it in other browsers though.
In postbit_legacy, find: Code:
<td class="alt2" width="175"> Code:
<td class="alt2" width="175" rowspan="2"> Code:
<if condition="$post['signature']"> Now find: Code:
<!-- / edit note --> Code:
<tr> |
That sollution is great :D
But now the 'Last edited by' line is placed right under the last line of a post, and then there's a gap until the bottom where the signature is. But that's only for posts with just a few lines of text. |
If you want the 'Last edited by' line moved to just above the signature do the following:
In postbit_legacy, find: Code:
<if condition="$show['postedited']"> Then find: Code:
<if condition="$post['signature']"> Code:
<if condition="$show['postedited']"> |
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Did anybody ever figure this out? |
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