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Hi,
although the title speaks for itself, I'll just elaborate my "problem" here. Back in the vB2 days, I could replace the button which was supposed to expand or collapse a category with text such as 'Collapse' and 'Expand'. However, I'm using the newest vB3.5.3 version and I can't seem to make it work with text. Does anyone here know how to replace the buttons with text and make it work at the same time? ![]() Thanks in advance, - Cle. |
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So there's no solution for this one?
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*bump*
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Still waiting..
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Ditto
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couldnt you just change the graphic and put text in it o.O
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You could, but it wouldn't change to reflect the category's status of either being collapsed or expanded. I'm trying to figure this out too, though.
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This will not make the text change when it is collapsed or expanded. I'm still working on that. For now, you could just use something like Collapse/Expand.
![]() Alright, in the style you want it to appear in, you'll need to do a couple simple searches. There is no real simple way of doing this, but I'd imagine a hack would be pretty easy to create. Anyways, go to Styles & Templates -> Search in Templates, and search for: Code:
$stylevar[imgdir_button]/collapse_thead$vbcollapse Code:
<img id="collapseimg_forumhome_stats" src="$stylevar[imgdir_button]/collapse_thead$vbcollapse[collapseimg_forumhome_stats].gif" alt="" border="0" /> Now, the next section of editing is no tougher, but it will require substantially more time. Like before, go to Styles & Templates -> Search in Templates, but this time search for: Code:
$stylevar[imgdir_button]/collapse_tcat$vbcollapse Code:
<img id="collapseimg_editannc_options" src="$stylevar[imgdir_button]/collapse_tcat$vbcollapse[collapseimg_editannc_options].gif" alt="" border="0" /> Hope this helps. ![]() |
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Yeah that's basically what I did, just said Show/Hide.
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