Show Thread Enhancements - Threadbit Prefix Clickable

Make Thread Prefixes clickable on forumdisplay pages, so when you click on the prefix, you will be returned the list of threads related to that prefix only.

as usual, no template edit, just a product upload...

[mykkal]

how do i add "no follow" tags to this? So i'm not penalized by the search engines for duplicate content?

i'm going to try and install this. thanks!

[vbenhancer]

actually, if you add the "no follow" rule to these urls, you will loose search engine efficiency instead of gaining any. this feature is like a tags cloud, and search engines know about it. it's not duplicate content because there is no other link to the prefixes on the forumdisplay pages... the dropdown selection for filtering are not acting like links nor duplicating urls.

btw if you feel the need to add the rule, simply open the product file and you will see where to add this, it's very simple, there is only one link in the file... then you re-upload the product.

[grey_goose]

SWEET

installed, thanks

[Morrus]

4- i'm not discussing the releases on this forum, only releasing them. if you have any question, suggestion, request, you are invited to visit my official site.

Slight problem with that idea.... your site does not appear to exist.

I'll ask my question anyway, in the hope of a reply. I've installed it and it works; thing is we use img html in the Rich Text version field of a thread prefix (so we have icons instead of text). It works fine with that, but it outlines the icons in a blue box for some reason, as you can see here:

http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/

Any idea why it would do that?

[Warlord]

Sounds to me like you need to add border="0" to the Rich Text version html.

I'm assuming your Rich Text version is just the standard:

<img src="/images/prefix.jpg">

Change it to this:

<img src="/images/prefix.jpg" border="0">

When you link an image, there is a standard border associated with that image link for some reason. You have to specify that there should be no border if you don't want one.

@vbenhancer... nice hack. I thought this was what the prefixes were supposed to do already but when I started using them last week I was surprised they didn't. This should be vbulletin by default. In fact, I don't really see much of a point in having them if they DON'T do this. Great job!

[mgurain]

This is needed for 4.x ?

[Morrus]

Originally Posted by Warlord

Sounds to me like you need to add border="0" to the Rich Text version html.

I'm assuming your Rich Text version is just the standard:

<img src="/images/prefix.jpg">

Change it to this:

<img src="/images/prefix.jpg" border="0">

When you link an image, there is a standard border associated with that image link for some reason. You have to specify that there should be no border if you don't want one.

Thanks - I fixed it via CSS, but same principle.

Anyone got any idea how you would change this to make it pull threads from all forums not just the current forum?

[MagicThemeParks]

This works perfectly :up:

[Scyther]

nice one..installed and marked