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Help Changing Status Icons for each Forum
Hi,
I found this useful code on vb.com which I am using now on my forum. But what I am still missing is to add icons in specific forums. Not having all the forums with the same icon. if anyone knows how to please let me know! /* forum icon for forums with no new posts */ .forum-list-container .forum-item .cell-forum .icon { background: transparent url("http://yoursite.com/forum/images/css/car-old2.png") no-repeat; } /* forum icon for forums with new posts */ .forum-list-container .forum-item.new .cell-forum .icon { background: transparent url("http://yoursite.com/forum/images/css/car-new3.png") no-repeat; } Example: http://eurocrewpr.com/forum On you CPanel go to -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> Edit Template -> Click on CSS Templates -> Open css_additional.css Thanks to vbulletin.com former developer who posted the code |
The example you posted has the same icon for all the forums. I thought you were saying you want them different for each forum? If so, I think you would need to first edit the display_Forums_item template and use the nodeid to create a new class:
HTML Code:
class="forum-item {vb:raw forumCssPrefix} forum-item{vb:raw forumStatus} iconclass{vb:raw forum.nodeid}" HTML Code:
.forum-list-container .forum-item.iconclassXX .cell-forum .icon {.... |
Hi Lynne, yes that's exactly what I am looking for.
Just tried creating the iconclass but didn't work out for me :( any other suggestions? |
It worked just fine on my test site. I suggest you try it again from scratch. And be sure that the URLs for your images are correct or they won't show.
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Yes! now its working! just realized I had the .forum-item repeated on my css_additional.css
Thank you so much Lynne! --------------- Added [DATE]1397100570[/DATE] at [TIME]1397100570[/TIME] --------------- http://eurocrewpr.com/forum/images/c...nshoticons.png |
That looks nice! I'm glad it finally worked for you. :)
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I like this idea, it would be useful for my football ( soccer) forum, is there any chance the OP could do an idiots guide on how to achieve this ?
TIA |
All he did was what was posted here - https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....32&postcount=2
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I'm confused as to how the correct icons are displayed for each forum :confused: |
here is more code for changing if you want icons the same...
this has adjustments for spacing and such so can easily do with most any size icons http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/forum...icons-any-size |
Hope this helps:
1. Create your icon images in Photoshop or other software and save them as .png 2. Upload your images to your ftp or to anywhere in the internet for example: http://dropbox.com/images/icons/myicon-new1.png 3. On your Vbulletin Cpanel go to -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> Edit Template -> Double Click on Display Templates -> Double Click on display_Forums_item 4. Find the line code with: Code:
class="forum-item {vb:raw forumCssPrefix} forum-item{vb:raw forumStatus}" Code:
iconclass{vb:raw forum.nodeid} Code:
class="forum-item {vb:raw forumCssPrefix} forum-item{vb:raw forumStatus} iconclass{vb:raw forum.nodeid}" 7. Use Firefox or Google Chrome and open your webpage on the browser 8. Right click and select the option Inspect Element 9. You will find different nodeid for each forum channel (for example:256) 10. On your CPanel go to -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> Edit Template -> Click on CSS Templates -> Open css_additional.css 11. Paste the following code with your NodeID and your url icon images Code:
/* forum icon for forums with no new posts */ |
I've worked out how to do this, but the images are too small, how do I enlarge them ?
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You made them only 16x9, so you would need to make the images larger and then set the width and height in the CSS.
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Thanks for the advice Lynne.
I've set the CSS as follows, but now I have an alignment problem with the forum titles Code:
/* forum icon for forums with no new posts */ |
Add this:
HTML Code:
.forum-list-container .forum-item .cell-forum > .forum-wrapper > .forum-info {padding-left: 45px;} |
That worked...thanks Lynne :up:
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