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Colored Thread Title for Moderator Forums
Id like to make it so posts made in my admin/moderator forums come up a different color when "new posts" is clicked - alerting my mods that new message is there for them to read..................
I cant imagine this to be too difficult? But I dont have a clue hoe to do it......... |
well, very easy i think.
open your threadbittemplate then where you can find: HTML Code:
<td class="alt1"> HTML Code:
<td class="alt1" <if condition="$thread[forumid] == xx">style="color: red;"</if>> |
There's 3 of them in there. Would you do it to all of them?
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well, that's up to you, where exactly you change something, i just posted the how to do to mark them a bit more ;)
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I tried it on the last one (the title) and it didn't work. I must have messed something up. ;)
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I did this - and nothing happened, at least nothing I was looking for or noticed. When you click "NEW POSTS" you get a listing of the new posts -- what I would like is to change the color of the threads listed there that originate from the moderator forum. :) |
any ideas?
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try to replace
HTML Code:
$thread[title] HTML Code:
<if condition="$thread[forumid] == xx"><font color="red">$thread[title]</font> |
Would that be $$thread[threadtitle] or $thread[forumtitle]? There is no $thread[title] in the threadbit, not in mine, anyway. ;)
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threadtitle ;)
excuse me, for not knowing every template out of mind :p |
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