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Nexia's Alt/Title Tags for sub-forums Details »»
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Actually, when you want to be fully XHTML compliant, you need to have alt content for your icons, and a title content for your links... vBulletin sub-forums have no alt/title tags, and this is not good.
So here is the little quicky to change this situation... For both templates "forumhome_subforumbit_nopost", "forumhome_subforumbit_post", edit the tags like this: you will find Code:
alt="" Code:
alt="$forum[title]" Code:
<a href="forumdisplay.php?$session[sessionurl]f=$forum[forumid]"> Code:
<a href="forumdisplay.php?$session[sessionurl]f=$forum[forumid]" title="$forum[description]"> you can modify this by using anything other to fit your needs. Show Your Support
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It gets a little quirky when you have HTML in your forum description, but nice.
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i think there is a small javascript on dynamicdrive.com which answer that problem, by replacing the html with its result in the hover... but i can not add that to the addon.
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Thanks for the heads up. I just took out the 3 HTML links I had in 3 separate sub-forums for now. Lookin' good!
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Nice, thanks. I really like a lot of the hacks you've recently released.
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