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badheeu, BlueCheri, crazyboy1661, evelynpriscilla, mapleleaffans, Marcin147 |
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#232
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You have an old copy of a phrase - most likely you copied it into your local language.
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#233
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Please excuse me if this has been answered before, but I searched and couldn't find anything.
Here is the text of what I have at the top of my forum: Quote:
Any way to change the words "Unread Posts" to BLACK? Thanks! |
#234
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I done it by placing div's around the hook location which this mod attaches its self too and then just a CSS to colour the link. Also handy for moving the mod away from the normal location under the toplinks which is highly annoying
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#235
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-Jim |
#236
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Love this mod and many others you have created Paul.
One quick question. I'm using a custom template that isn't too heavily modified from the stock template. So, the Unread post count is automatically inserted right under the top nav bar where it shows "Welcome, user" The issue I have is that the Unread post text gets placed right on a line separating that nav bar from my header box. I found the code in the xml file that sets the phrase. I added in an extra <br /> it and re-imported the product. When I refreshed my page, the phrase did move down a line like I wanted, but the 1 Unread Post part was no longer clickable like it should be. Viewing the source, I do see that the html tag is still there. When I import the default xml file you provided, the link is back where it originally was and is clickable. I'm stumped as to why moving it down one line stopped it from being clickable. This is what I changed Code:
<phrase name="dup_posts" date="1255000000" username="Paul M" version="4.0.2"><![CDATA[Posts]]></phrase> <phrase name="dup_no_posts" date="1255000000" username="Paul M" version="4.0.2"><![CDATA[<br />You Have No <a href="{1}search.php?do=getnew&contenttype=vBForum_Post">Unread Posts</a>]]></phrase> <phrase name="dup_unread_posts" date="1255000000" username="Paul M" version="4.0.2"><![CDATA[<br />You Have <a href="{1}search.php?do=getnew&contenttype=vBForum_Post">Unread Posts</a>]]></phrase> <phrase name="dup_x_unread_posts" date="1255000000" username="Paul M" version="4.0.2"><![CDATA[<br />You Have {1} <a href="{3}search.php?do=getnew&contenttype=vBForum_Post">Unread {2}</a>]]></phrase> |
#237
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I cant see anything obviously wrong with what you have done.
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#238
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That was why I was confused too. And I am even more stumped now.
I have 5 skins total. The default and 2 other skins that have 2 color choices each one. With the link moved down using the edit I posted above, in the default and one of the skins in both colors works. In the other skin, in both colors it does not. here is the html generated in a skin that works. Code:
<br /><div style="margin: 14px"><br />You Have 3 <a href="search.php?do=getnew&contenttype=vBForum_Post">Unread Posts</a></div> Code:
<br /><div style="margin: 14px"><br />You Have 3 <a href="search.php?do=getnew&contenttype=vBForum_Post">Unread Posts</a></div> Both the two custom skins are from the same author and are pretty similar in structure/layout. So it is even more odd that one worked with my change above and the other didn't. I might just have to leave it in the default location. It really isn't a major issue, just more of a nitpicky thing with some of my users. Thanks though for the reply. |
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I would guess its something to do with the properties of the elements containing the code, but Im afraid my CSS & HTML is very limited, so I cannot help you.
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#240
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Thanks!!!
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#241
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installed on 4.0.8. this doesn't separate the new posts with "older" new posts like before.
am i the only one with this issue? |
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