2- Below each category topic is (in one table row) repeated: forum / posts / threads / moderator(s) .. This really gives each category as being its own forum.
On the frontpage of the forum (the index of the categories) each category now has its own indexing header.
The one that says: Forum / Posts / Threads / Moderator(s) is now below every category
The next step is to split up the categories from eachother so they really look like they are seperate boards. But how it looks now, is pretty cool too
Credits goto Smoothie from macfora.com who provided me with the right code!
Open your forumhome template.
Look for:
Code:
<tr align="center">
<td bgcolor="{ tableheadbgcolor}"><smallfont> </smallfont></td>
<td bgcolor="{ tableheadbgcolor}" width="80%" align="left"><smallfont color="{ tableheadtextcolor}"><b>Forum</b></smallfont></td>
<td bgcolor="{ tableheadbgcolor}"><smallfont color="{ tableheadtextcolor}"><b>Posts</b></smallfont></td>
<td bgcolor="{ tableheadbgcolor}"><smallfont color="{ tableheadtextcolor}"><b>Threads</b></smallfont></td>
<td bgcolor="{ tableheadbgcolor}" nowrap><smallfont color="{ tableheadtextcolor}"><b>Last Post</b></smallfont></td>
<td bgcolor="{ tableheadbgcolor}" width="20%"><smallfont color="{ tableheadtextcolor}"><b>Moderator</b></smallfont></td>
</tr>
Note that there is a space between { and tableheadbgcolor}, but otherwise it will be parsed..
Cut that code and 'save' the template.
Now open the forumhome_forumbit_level1_nopost template.
Paste the code you cut from the other template below the last line of what
is currently there.
Save it
Now do the same for the forumhome_forumbit_level2_nopost template.
Save it.
And thats it. All done.
Sweet!
Two down, four to go.