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How To Separate Sticky and Normal Threads
This tiny template modification will allow you to separate sticky threads from normal threads.
Go to your: Admin CP -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> ? ? -> Forum Display Templates -> FORUMDISPLAY Find this code: PHP Code:
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Templates to modify: 1 Difficulty: 0 If this was useful please click install. Version1.01 Thanks to Boofo for the corection to add the moderation check box on end. |
Please post this in a text file for those that may need to re-install or upgrade later. ;)
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Shouldn't this:
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BTW This is my first hack. Not much of one but meh its a start. :)
I tried my method and yours, and the moderation box shows up either way, so I guess its up to the discrsion of the person installing it. *Uploads text files* Should I post this over in the How-To section also? |
The moderation box shows up fine your way. It is just the dividing line underneath it is one cell short with your code. ;)
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Works fine for me :)
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Sreenshot?
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I just added this under $threadbits_sticky and it adds the little down arrow in the last column:
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<tr><td class="thead" colspan="<if condition="$show['threadicons']">6<else />5</if>"> </td> |
That still doesn't work for the line underneath. This will solve it.
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<tr><td class="thead" colspan="<if condition="$show['threadicons'] AND $show['inlinemod']">7</if><if condition="$show['threadicons'] AND !$show['inlinemod']">6</if><if condition="!$show['threadicons'] AND $show['inlinemod']">6</if><if condition="!$show['threadicons'] AND !$show['inlinemod']">5</if>"> </td></tr> |
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I will see baout a screen shot in a day or two. |
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