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Is it possible to have Different category Images Rather Than Text
Is it possible to have a different category image for each forum category as i want to use them instead of the Text.
So in stead of having work cup forum like i have on www.myfootballforum.com; This is what its like at present: http://img470.imageshack.us/img470/797/oldbar8yw.jpg But i want it like this: http://img470.imageshack.us/img470/8...ftopbar9yx.jpg Thanks in advance |
Just replace your Category text with the HTML bit. I haven't tried using "style..." (for background use) but I did use <img src=... /> and it worked. :)
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thank you.
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here is what i did its my forumhome_forumbit_level1_nopost
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Using IF statments may be handy if you have only a few forums, however, why add more code than you really need? Using the $forumid variable and the background CSS attribute, you can do the exact same thing with even less :).
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Simply create a directory, fill in the path, make sure the images are named accordingly for the forums and insert/save the code to the template. |
http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/9188/welcome5mi.gif
Im trying to use this as my first forum category style bar imma use diff stylebars for each category of course....how do i do this? There have been explinations, but i dont understand anyone of those |
Which method you were thinking of using?
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shit...both are confusing! lmao :(
I was hoping i could get someone who knows what they doin, to do it right quick for me |
We've listed 3 different methods but I'll use Saintdog's approach, since mcyates has provided a hack (see his attachment and hack thread) and mine is more of a quick fix.
This will be lengthy to allow me to explain the method. :) Each forum has an ID. When you create a forum an ID will be assigned to it. Here is my first category: Quote:
In your "forumhome_forumbit_level1_nopost" template (located inside the Forum Home Templates find the code: Code:
<tbody> Code:
<tbody> 2. The "./path/to/images/" is the directory where your background image will be located in. 3. The "$forumid" is the number assigned to the forum. 4. If you want the background image to repeat change "no-repeat" to "repeat". Since my first category is Forum ID 2 I'll name the background image I want to use for that forum to "2.gif". Ill place "2.gif" in the image directory I specified. For each forum category you want to have a background image just name it as the Forum ID. Such as: forum ID 2 = 2.gif (or use .jpg) Forum ID 3 = 3.gif Forum ID 6 = 6.gif And so on... Let us know on your progress. :) |
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<tr> <td class="tcat" style="background:#000000 url(/path/to/images/1.gif) no-repeat top left" colspan="<if condition="$vboptions[showmoderatorcolumn]">6<else />5</if>"> this is the code i ended using for my first forum category image (the path on my server would be public_html/forums/images/Files/1.gif) all that happened was every background for all the categories became black (i even changed the background color number, but it just went back to its usual gray color) |
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