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adding that code to the additional CSS template did not change anything.
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Yeah, I only know basic CSS so I usually don't fool around with that stuff, but I tested this and it seems to work:
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.threadbit .threadtitle a:link { color: #FF0000; // red for unread threads } .threadbit .threadtitle a:visited { color: #00FF00; // green for read threads } |
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I managed to get unread posts to change by adding color: #660000; to the code below in threadlist.css
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.threadbit .threadtitle_unread { font-weight: bold; color: #660000; } once a thread has been viewed, it reverts back to the default color. However, if a reply is made to the thread, it does not go back to unread. Should it? |
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Are you talking about the code I posted above? Hmm...yeah, it probably doesn't do what you want. I think that changes color based on whether or not the browser thinks you've visited the link before. So I guess you want to use .threadbit .threadtitle_unread { .. and .threadbit .threadtitle { ... I think I'll leave it to cellarius or someone else that knows. Edit: well, I did play around with it more and this seems to work (although I don't understand why): Code:
.threadbit .threadtitle .threadtitle_unread { color: #FF0000; } .threadbit .threadtitle a { color: #00FF00; } |
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I used an adaption to the first code you gave me.
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