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Rank Stacks?
I want each user to be able to have multiple ranks, and have them all display in the postbit (they're images). For testing purposes, I gave myself 3 ranks. They all stack on top of eachother though. I'd like them to be side-by-side. How can this be done?
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Side-by-side as in horizontally? If so, I've been trying to get the same result, but no avail. However, I do think I've figured out how this could be fixed. Basically, I made two ranks and checked my postbit, and it stacked vertically as usually. I looked up on the source, and it seems that it automatically adds a break line (<br />) after each rank.
So I went to the postbit template and searched for the rank line, which would be: HTML Code:
<if condition="$post['rank']">$post[rank]</if> |
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I'd be willing to pay for someone to help me fix this (along with a few other slight issues).
--------------- Added [DATE]1280771984[/DATE] at [TIME]1280771984[/TIME] --------------- DataHero, I found it! It must be done via FTP. Go to includes/functions_ranks.php, and search for this: Code:
if (!empty($userrank) AND $rank['s']) { $userrank .= '<br />'; |
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Ah, excelllent! Seems we learn something as time passes by, haha. Thanks for the information!
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It probably takes a while due to your cache but congratulations on finding it out!
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