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Theda

04-07-2004 03:25 PM

question: how to use stylevar in phrase?

I'm trying to add the sticky image before the Sticky: prefix on my boards. I believe I used the correct stylevar and such but it's not parsing the image directory.

Here's the code I put in the phrase manager for sticky_thread_prefix

Code:

<img class="inlineimg" src=" $stylevar[imgdir_misc]/sticky.gif" border="0" /> <b>Sticky: </b>

Help. =)

Zachery

04-07-2004 04:22 PM

You need to eval it as one of its varibles

<phrase 1="bleh" 2="superbleh">$phrase[varile]</phrase>

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