Galaga shields.

[filburt1]

Numbers,

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[Erwin]

Today at 03:29 PM :Judge: said this in Post #7
I am he is looking for me. I have looked through the site already for awhile today and couldnt come up with anything. I brought up a thread that was 3 years old and got laughed at lol

I pretty much said that I cant not find the hack but these guys will not drop it, they have to have them.

Easily done. In your Admin CP, where you put in the User Title Levels, instead of "Member", use HTML like this:

<img src="http://www.yoursite.com/images/shield1.gif">

That would work. Use different shield images for each post user title level.

[Numbers]

Like I said, I'm not licensed. I am looking for judge, who I will have post again. It allowed me to post in this forum, so I figured it was okay.

Sorry to bother you guys. But thanks for the help.

[Numbers]

Today at 01:50 PM Erwin said this in Post #12
Easily done. In your Admin CP, where you put in the User Title Levels, instead of "Member", use HTML like this:

<img src="http://www.yoursite.com/images/shield1.gif">

That would work. Use different shield images for each post user title level.

You are the ++++in' man. :X

[:Judge:]

Today at 08:50 AM Erwin said this in Post #12
Easily done. In your Admin CP, where you put in the User Title Levels, instead of "Member", use HTML like this:

<img src="http://www.yoursite.com/images/shield1.gif">

That would work. Use different shield images for each post user title level.

Thank you Erwin and i have asked that for now on leave the looking up to me

[Numbers]

Hey Erwin, is it possible to define your own member titles with medals?

We're having problems doing so, if you could PM Judge it would be cool.

[Erwin]

Refer to my post. Only Admins can do it via the Admin CP.

Any other way requires a hack.

[Numbers]

Today at 11:19 AM Erwin said this in Post #17
Refer to my post. Only Admins can do it via the Admin CP.

Any other way requires a hack.

I used to post at shoryuken.com message boards, and they had medals underneath location and register date. The ones we are using right now, which you suggested are above are avatars and below our sn's. How can we get it like shoryuken?


That is all.

[mr e]

that would require a hack

[Erwin]

Today at 05:50 AM Numbers said this in Post #18
I used to post at shoryuken.com message boards, and they had medals underneath location and register date. The ones we are using right now, which you suggested are above are avatars and below our sn's. How can we get it like shoryuken?


That is all.

Easy -

In your postbit template, find:

	<smallfont>$post[usertitle]</smallfont><br>
	$post[avatar]<p>
	<smallfont>Registered: $post[joindate]<br>
	Location: $post[field2]<br>
	Posts: $post[posts]</smallfont></td>

Change to:

	$post[avatar]<p>
	<smallfont>Registered: $post[joindate]<br>
	Location: $post[field2]<br>
	<smallfont>$post[usertitle]</smallfont><br>
	Posts: $post[posts]</smallfont></td>

Done. It's a matter of moving the variable $post[usertitle] to where you want it to show.