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Last post by column - how to add a 1 pixel width border to the left and right?
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either for alt 1 or alt 2 add
border-left: 1px solid #e3e3e3 into the CSS from admincp |
Hi thanks,
1st Alt I have: border-right: 1px solid #e3e3e3; 2nd Alt I have: border-right: 1px solid #e3e3e3; But look at the problem. Unlike in the example of how I want the forum to look (http://i35.tinypic.com/e81udj.jpg), there is a line to the right of the statusicon column: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2008/11/11.jpg Also, I circled where the text is creeping over into the next column, but that's a separate issue :-/ |
change the length of the text that appears for the last post Its in the vbulletin options some where
Open your forumhome_forumbit_level2_post template (I think thats the one, usually the first or second line of code) and find the cell for the statusicons. <td class="alt2"> Change to <td style="background: #fff;"> |
Hi, thank you that solved the issue of the border near the icons.
Next, how do I add a thin border to the left of the message content? As you can see, there's a border to the left of the Thanks part. https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2008/11/10.jpg |
You should have had one added there automatically my guess is your postbit_legacy template has been modified to remove the alt1 or alt2 from the Avatar side of things.
If you open up your postbit_legacy template, and search for the <td> that holds all the avatar information you should be able to add class="alt1" back into it. |
I have spent some time tweaking variables, inserting code and reverting back & forth.
I managed to get the line to appear last night, then reverted, now I cannot remember how I did it. This is my postbit_legacy code: Quote:
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It is very difficult to read code in a quote tag. Please use the html tag for html and the php tag for php.
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Quote:
To recap, I want to add a border running down the left side of the message content. Here is the postbit_legacy (HTML tag rather than PHP is correct?): HTML Code:
$template_hook[postbit_start] |
I compared your template to a default template and you have the correct css in there - it wasn't taken out.
HTML Code:
<tr valign="top"> HTML Code:
<tr valign="top"> |
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