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You can use variables, you just put a php variable directly in the template. You can use any variable that's available when the template is eval()'d. So you could do something like:
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<ul id="slider"> <li> <a class="featured-item_$item" href="showthread.php?t=$tid" title="$title"> <span class="slide-caption">$title</span></a> </li> </ul> Then of course you'd need to set those variavle in php code somewhere, like a plugin or a custom script. |
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