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Different Cell Color for Stickies
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Neat, I have a slightly different use for this utilizing your code. I want unanswered topics to be highlighted, so I changed
Code:
<if condition="$thread['sticky'] == 1"> Code:
<if condition="$thread[replycount] == 0"> Thanks, installed. |
I am running 3.6 Gold and I tried following your attached instructions by looking for the following line in the threadbit:
<td class="alt1" id="td_title_$thread[realthreadid]" title="$thread[preview]"> and it's not found. Can somebody tell me which string of text to find, if 3.6 gold differs from previous versions? thanks |
I have just confirmed that with a default 3.6.0 gold template, that line is indeed in the threadbit template.
Perhaps your template is out of version? |
Hmm, I guess I must have been looking at the wrong template , because I found it! This was a quick easy one.
Thanks *clicks install* |
Thanks for the hack! I'll install it right away... :)
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I realy liked the Idea from ericgtr
I modified it a little further. 2 options: 1) Highlight only 0 reply threads but no stickies (that is my choice) Code:
<if condition="$thread[replycount] != 0"> Code:
.zeroreplybg Code:
<if condition="$thread[replycount] == 0 OR $thread['sticky'] == 1"> Code:
.stickybg |
Great change...thanks
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Thanks Andrew ;)
Also works really well when using "Separate Sticky and Normal Threads" Install |
works on 3.6.4 thanks
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