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I have my postbit set to horizontal scrolling, and i want the images to scroll, but not the '%GAME% Champ!' text - i want to completely remove the text.
I'm wading through the 'ibProArcade: Crowns in Postbit' php, but its kind of too messy for me to figure out the proper instance for that.
Help?
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I've been considering doing something with an iframe and/or my own marquee code in tandem with the thumbnails display. I'm going to move on with the other customizations I need to make for now, but when I come back to this I'll let you know what I come up with.
I've been considering doing something with an iframe and/or my own marquee code in tandem with the thumbnails display. I'm going to move on with the other customizations I need to make for now, but when I come back to this I'll let you know what I come up with.
What document are you wading through?
ibProArcade: Crowns in Postbit in the plugin manager.
Its the only thing i've found to have an effect on it, since removing the [champtext] in the postbit and postbit legacy templates dont seem to do anything.
ibProArcade: Crowns in Postbit in the plugin manager.
Its the only thing i've found to have an effect on it, since removing the [champtext] in the postbit and postbit legacy templates dont seem to do anything.
Yeah, the [crown] displays the thumb and the text from what I can tell. I think the [champtext] is for tournaments won.
Wow. I didn't even think of looking in the plugin manager. I'm an idiot.
Dude, where were you, like, thirty minutes ago? LOL This much simpler.
I managed to finagle something, but no where near as simple. Obviously, I like yours better.
I edited this:
PHP Code:
case 3: $crowns = ''; break; }
to this
PHP Code:
case 3: $crowns = '<marquee width="175" height="20" scrollamount="1">'; break;
and took out the <br /> in this
PHP Code:
foreach ($champs["$post[userid]"] AS $this_game) { if ($crown['type'] == 3) { if ($counter == 5) { $counter = 0; $crowns.= "<br />"; }
I guess mine wasn't that big a deal, but with mine I had to leave the Postbit Display Style set to Icons Only. I didn't particularly care for that. Thanks greatly.
And if you want to adjust the speed, direction or height/width of the marquee, just go to Case 1 or Case 2 and edit the <marquee> tags accordingly:
PHP Code:
case 1: $crowns = '<marquee width="120" scrollamount="3">'; break; case 2: $crowns = '<marquee width="175" name="crownscroll" scrollamount="1" direction="up" height="20">'; break;