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That'd be more of a vbulletin issue than a style issue, and I'm not sure why, or how to work around. Have you tested with a user account?
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Works very well with vB 4.1.4 :)
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attachment problem on vbulletin 4.1.3 + vbseo + unixy varnish cache
cant download attachment, always redirect to login page |
fixed varnish cache issue not style issue
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First i want to thank you for your great work. The lightweight style really is blazing fast.
Secondly i want to present the adjustment we made on our board hopeing to improve the usability considering every button is pressed by a huge finger instead of a small mouse on a smartphone display. I'm not so much talking about the optical changes we made. We have made one big technical change throughout the whole style. Instead of using text based links, we are using the whole div as a link, which immediately increases the clickable area, as shown on the attached screenshot. The whole grey area now functions as a link. Here is a live demo: http://www.united-forum.de/?styleid=84 Just wanted to let you know and hope you are interested in including the technical change, since that would save us work (template changes) during an update. :D previous-code: Code:
<div class="forum{vb:raw forum.statusicon}"><img style="margin-top: 3px;" src="{vb:stylevar imgdir_statusicon}/forum_{vb:raw forum.statusicon}-16.png" alt="" align="left"> <a href="{vb:link forum, {vb:raw forum}}">{vb:raw forum.title}</a></div> Code:
<div class="forum{vb:raw forum.statusicon}" style="position:relative"><a href="{vb:link forum, {vb:raw forum}}"><span class="uf_spanlink"></span></a><span>{vb:raw forum.title}</span></div> additional technical change in the css file: Code:
.forumold,.forumnew,.forumlink, .forumold_lock, .forumnew_lock Regards Mooff |
Hello
Does this style recognize small devices ? or shall one change the defulat one once you enter the site ? Thanks |
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Has anyone pursued to make this fully CMS compatible?
Dartho, how much donation would it take to get this done for CMS? |
@Mooff - I'll have a look into that, thanks for the suggestion and code
@Sonata - what Card+++++ said! (this is just a style - no inbuilt detection, but VB has that) @jerde - I've done some custom work on CMS for a specific site, but doubt this is directly transferable as the CMS's can be customised so much, so I have no plans at the moment on actually doing the CMS at present. |
Understood, I was just thinking simplicity is better. Have a single column that shows the title, author, and content of the article. That's it. As long as it's fast, and people can read the news, that's all that matters.
Let me know if you would be willing to do a CMS customization for my site blackberryos.com? I'd send you a donation for your help. |
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