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How do i apply this to the sub forums on forumdisplay.php? Where put i wich code?
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Hey Lynne, can I get a response to my post? https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....8&postcount=39
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All the other issues are CSS issues. I would use firebug to play around with the css and see exactly what controls what so you can change it. This is a good article to help you find classes - then just modify it right there on the page and see what happens - HOW TO Find what Stylevar you need to edit |
Thanks a bunch, now you got me staying up longer tonight. LOL Guess I asked for it. hehe
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I try with both codes but works not correct by me.
I added both codes to forumbits.css and after on forumdisplay.css but haven't worked. Take a look on the screenshot if you have the time to see how the forumdisplay subforum looking. Should i change the values of forums depth in the vb settings? Can you tell me what do i wrong? I test the code in the default vb style. |
Try adding the code to the additional.css file (that template didn't exist when I wrote this).
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again works not on forumdisplay.php (subforums)
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It looks like they just changed the class names from childforum to forumbits. I haven't done much checking, but I changed the name real quick and it seemed to work:
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.forumbits ol { |
hi Lynne
In my site, it is correct on Firefox, but it is only 1 collumn on IE - You can see this information at my site at here |
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