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Each board has it's own logo?
Is there a hack where each board can have it's own logo??
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you could do this rather simply with vb3 ^^
i think in vb2 you could add a varible to the logo img source in the header so lets say fourm id 50 is your video game forum, in the header youd change the img source to read somthing like img src="{imagesfolder}/$forumid/logo.gif or somthing along thos lines |
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Could one not add something to the phpinclude template?
Code:
if ($forum['forumid']==XX) { $mylogo = "<img src=http://www.mysite.com/images/logo1.gif>"; } XX = forumid # Syl... |
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Or do this:
Have your image names like forumicon1.gif forumicon2.gif etc. Then in your template have something like <img src="{imagesfolder}/forumicon$forumid.gif" border="0" alt="" /> That way no need for any kind of php work |
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Sigh. Owned again.
Syl... |
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Except $forumid only works on the index of the board. Is there a way to make the board logo also show up in each thread in that board, and also have a main logo that shows up at the index and other areas of the site?
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