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Andrew111888 09-18-2003 12:57 AM

Specific forums...
 
Is there any way for a forum to be exempt from the posts/threads/post info columns on forumhome? I have a forum that i wish to be one <td> straight across the main index, rather than be stopped by columns and such.

I tried a new style and made it override any other style for that forum, and that did not work (as it's forumhome) so I imagine that it requires some piece of code with the forumid...

Generally, I want something like the vBulletin Community link that is found here at vB.org that will point to that specific forum (except rather than a - in each column, the column will be gone).

Possible in vB2.2.9?

Logician 09-18-2003 09:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andrew111888
Is there any way for a forum to be exempt from the posts/threads/post info columns on forumhome? I have a forum that i wish to be one <td> straight across the main index, rather than be stopped by columns and such.

I tried a new style and made it override any other style for that forum, and that did not work (as it's forumhome) so I imagine that it requires some piece of code with the forumid...

Generally, I want something like the vBulletin Community link that is found here at vB.org that will point to that specific forum (except rather than a - in each column, the column will be gone).

Possible in vB2.2.9?

This is not tested but considering the fact that forum name column accepts HTML may be you can name your forum with something like this:

</td></tr><tr><td COLSPAN="X">Forum Name</td></tr><tr><td>

This may not be the exact code but I guess you get the gist? :)

Andrew111888 09-18-2003 06:30 PM

That messed up my ACP/Index badly:S

I also tried <tr><td>forumname</td></tr>

Logician 09-18-2003 07:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andrew111888
That messed up my ACP/Index badly:S

which is a good sign.. :) It shows that you will be able to achieve your goal if you go on playing with <tr><td><table> tags.. :)


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