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Display Options Above Threads - as seen on vbulletin.org
Developer Last Online: Nov 2023
This template mod, updated from my 3.6.x version, will streamline and relocate the "Display Options" dropdown menus to the top of your threads list on forumdisplay, as seen here at vbulletn.org in the modification areas.
As part of this move, we'll also change the look of the "Active Users"/Moderators panel remaining at the bottom of the page. ('Before' and 'after' screenshots are below.) Note: In the 3.6.x version, there were two different versions of this mod -- the extra one being for those forums using the excellent Thread Prefixes mod by Mystics. Now that vB 3.7.0 has prefixes on its own, those extra set of instructions are no longer necessary. Important: If you've installed or applied other mods that have altered the forumdisplay template, you may need to adjust the instructions accordingly. I hope this mod is helpful! As always, many thanks to vbulletin.org for the inspiration, not to mention years of providing an amazingly helpful community. Show Your Support
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Now I'm not sure what version to use. Your first post still says version 1.0, although there is talking about changes afterwards? Is it now an xml-product import, or do I still have to edit templates?
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Hi TCB. Sorry, the changes mentioned in my OP are comparing this to the original 3.6.x version. This new 3.7.0 version is unchanged and the instructions are in the text file attached to the OP.
This is indeed a Template Modification, so yes, you need to manually edit a template (forumdisplay in this case). The instructions are pretty easy though! Shouldn't take you more than five - ten minutes, tops. However, if you use the Template Modification System product addon, you can use the xml link up in Mike D's post. Please note that I can't verify that this works because I don't personally have TMS installed. (I'm weird in that I kinda enjoy modifiying the templates myself, since I think it helps me understand what changes are being made to the system.) Let me know if you have any problems. Thanks and good luck! |
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Oh, great.. thanks a lot. The option to put this 'filter' and 'sort' option on top (like yours) or at the bottom of your forum (default) should be standard in vbulletin. In the meantime, me and my members will enjoy this modification
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One thing I notied betweenthe before and after was the label "Display Options" Is there a way to slip that back in there?
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Thanks TCB! Glad it's useful, and I agree, this placement seems much more logical than the default -- especially when there are lots of threads within a forum, which means the filtering options are easily missed since they're all the way at the bottom of the screen.
Hostboard: Absolutely! In step #3 of my instructions, you'd just place the following: PHP Code:
For example, in the "after" sample image, you can see the area that says "Showing threads 1 of 2." To change this to "Display Options: Showing threads 1 of 2" you'd go to Step #3 of my instructions and look for: Code:
<td class="thead"><phrase 1="$limitlower" 2="$limitupper" 3="$totalthreads">$vbphrase[showing_threads_x_to_y_of_z]</phrase></td> Code:
<td class="thead">$vbphrase[display_options]: <phrase 1="$limitlower" 2="$limitupper" 3="$totalthreads">$vbphrase[showing_threads_x_to_y_of_z]</phrase></td> Search for: Code:
<table cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="0" align="center"> <tr> <if condition="$prefix_options"> Code:
<table cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="0" align="center"> <tr> <td><strong>$vbphrase[display_options]:</strong></td> <if condition="$prefix_options"> Let me know if this works for you, or if I'm not clear enough. |
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Tried Mikes pluggin but I get "Invalid File Specified" when I try to upload it.
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Thank you so much for this!!! Did I miss the announcebits in the mod template changes because I didn't see that added back with the mod changes.
Also is there a way to search for both date AND poster at the same time with this mod? |
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<!-- Modified Thread Search Layout --> <table class="tborder" cellpadding="$stylevar[cellpadding]" cellspacing="$stylevar[cellspacing]" border="0" width="100%" align="center"> <tbody> $announcebits </tbody> </table> Quote:
Basically whatever you can do with the standard vBulletin "Display Options" is available here -- it's just the layout that's changed. |
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Installed, thank you
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for some reasons, after I installed this mod, everytime I start a new thread, the cursor is already in center position and all the texts are also center as I typed. But after hit submit new thread, all the texts are aligned left as normal.
Can someone please help me fix this? |
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