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I'd just started checking version 1.06 out, had a problem with a custom style and before I could even post a question about it you've uploaded a new version that solves the problem I had!
Now that's what I call great service - now if you could just tell me next week's lottery numbers. |
lol only if :(
no problem. |
LOL at Darat and the lottery! :D
Great job Coders Shack. Thanks for the quick response. Going to update this afternoon. |
oh no problem, only thing i can think of adding now is a option to swich between the compact digg and the normal:
example: http://digg.com/img/integrate-example.png when using the normal one you would have to use a custom placement for it because its too large. |
Okay, I wish I was more experienced (just got my board converted to vB recently, so I'm still learning it...)
At any rate, I'm still working on getting the css / postbit editing just right, but one thing I noticed is there is no option to turn OFF the auto-addition of the Digg count.. In otherwords, I can manually add mine, but if the Mod is enabled, it ALSO shows yours... |
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if <!-- diggTopic_userdiggcount --> is in the postbit template it will not use the old template replacement. can i get a link to your page |
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Oh - okay - I thought if I disabled that, then it wouldn't count them at all. But are you saying it just won't display them? And as long as I manually add that code somewhere, then it will show their counts? Also - how does that codebit work - I thought <!-- was for comments and nothing after it does anything? (Told you I'm a newbie). My site is at http://www.clutchfitness.com/forums if you want to have a look.. Haven't figured out the postbit part yet. |
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<div class="postdata"> also I'm just using the <!-- --> as a marker, when the template is processed it looks for <!-- diggTopic_userdiggcount --> and replaces it with the code. |
Okay, below is the code I added (I have to use that div class to get it to match the others). It looks real good, but it's not showing a "0" (zero) as expected.
Here's the code: Code:
<div class="smallfont"> |
Where can we find the <!-- diggTopic_diggit --> at the templates?
Is it possible to add the diggit button next to the first post title? |
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