Forum Style - e-Default Style - Separate Title/Views/Replies/Posts [Tables]

Mark as Installed if you use this

This is based on vBulletin 4 Default Template.

EN Version

• Forum Display : Click Here
• Category : Click Here
• Home Page : Click Here

RTL Version [Arabic]

• Forum Display : Click Here
• Category : Click Here
• Home Page : Click Here

Demo User : vB.OrG
Demo Pass : testing


I added tables to the style & modified a lot of template files to make it show separated thread information like many vb.org users has requested.

This has taken more than 4 hours of work in total, please mark as installed if you use it.

I will explain how to install the template in 2 different ways.

USE A OR B Depending on your needs, DO NOT FOLLOW BOTH WAYS

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A. Simple, Automatic clean installation [ As A New Style ]

[ USE THIS METHOD IF YOU WANT A DEFAULT NEW TEMPLATE, YOU CAN CUSTOMIZE IT LATER ]

For this method you only need to download: e-Default_Style_v1.1.xml

1. Login to your Admin CP
2. Styles & Templates > Download / Upload Styles
   • Under : Import Style XML File
   • Click Browse & select e-Default_Style.xml [Download From Attachments]
   • Merge Into Style: (Create New Style) [IMPORTANT]
   • Ignore Style Version [ Select YES ]
   • Parent Style: No Parent Style [IMPORTANT]
   • Leave Everything Else As is..
3. Click Import

Method A Done, now go to your Forum home page & choose the eDefault Style from the drop down & That's all.

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B. Manual Edits [ Advanced Modifications ]
[ USE THIS METHOD IF YOU WANT TO APPLY THOSE MODIFICATIONS ON YOUR CURRENT STYLE ]
[ BE CAREFUL EDITING A NON-DEFAULT TEMPLATE FILE, A.K.A "MODIFIED" ]

[ BACKUP - BACKUP - BACKUP - BACKUP - BACKUP - BACKUP - BACKUP - BACKUP - ]

For this method you only need to download: e-Default_Style_Advanced_v1.1.zip

1. Login to your Admin CP
2. Find All Templates In The Downloaded Zip Folder & Replace The Contents Inside Them With The Ones You Find In The Zipped Folder.
3. Add The CSS Codes in additional.css into you current additional.css
4. You're Done !!

NOTE: If the attached templates are already modified I suggest you use a code compare program & find the edits needed to be applied.

Method B Done.
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This template is tested on a Fluid style, however it should work perfectly with both Fluid & Fixed Styles.


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HISTORY

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July 8, 2010 v1.1
UPDATE : Attachments are now updated to the latest version.

Changes :

• RTL Support [ FOR RTL FORUMS DOWNLOAD FILES NAMES BEGINS WITH RTL_ ]
• Replaced All Text With Original VB Language Phrases
• minor bug fixes

RTL FILES ARE ONLY FOR NON ENGLISH FORUMS THAT USES RTL LANGUAGE [ARABIC]
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[orok]

Hello,
I think it will better to be like Product not style ..
Thank you

[kkk333]

Hello
thank you very much for this modification

I have download it
could u help me to seprate thread starter in new column

Thank you

[eSekar]

Hello kkk333, in which page do you want to separate the thread starter ?
I'll work on it for you as soon as I can.

[kkk333]

Originally Posted by eSekar

Hello kkk333, in which page do you want to separate the thread starter ?
I'll work on it for you as soon as I can.

Hi eSekar

in forumdisplay
by this order :
thread , thread starter , Replies , Views , last post

thanks

[Fifth Dimension]

This is a great style.....just wondering though -- is there an easy to get the "Thread Title, Username, and Last Post time" to align to the left in "forumhome" and also the same in 'threadbit."

Right now, Thread Title and Username are to the left, but the timestamp on the last post in the thread display is to the right.

Would like to line them up...Thanks.

[eSekar]

Originally Posted by kkk333

Hi eSekar

in forumdisplay
by this order :
thread , thread starter , Replies , Views , last post

thanks

So in forumdisplay you want an "extra" column to show the thread starter, just after the thread title, is this correct ?

Originally Posted by Fifth Dimension

This is a great style.....just wondering though -- is there an easy to get the "Thread Title, Username, and Last Post time" to align to the left in "forumhome" and also the same in 'threadbit."

Right now, Thread Title and Username are to the left, but the timestamp on the last post in the thread display is to the right.

Would like to line them up...Thanks.

Hi, Thread Title & username are already aligned left as you mentioned so I'm guessing you only need to align the timestamp, if that's the case please go to your additional.css and do the following:

Find:

PHP Code:

#eSekartable td.eSekarF4 {
background-color: #efefef;
text-align: right;
border-bottom-width: 1px;
border-bottom-style: solid;
border-bottom-color: #333333;
width: 24%;
} 


Change to:

PHP Code:

#eSekartable td.eSekarF4 {
background-color: #efefef;
text-align: left;
border-bottom-width: 1px;
border-bottom-style: solid;
border-bottom-color: #333333;
width: 24%;
} 


Additionally, you'll find a lot of alignments that can be changed in that CSS file to meet ur needs.

G`Luck.

[kkk333]

Originally Posted by eSekar

So in forumdisplay you want an "extra" column to show the thread starter, just after the thread title, is this correct ?
.

yes
thanks

[kkk333]

Originally Posted by kkk333

yes
thanks

Hi eSekar
any update
thanks

[dijlh]

there is an issue with forum display any updates for vb 4.1.0 ?

[Gosef]

works great, thanks.