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This little code will change the background color of your moderated threads/posts to make it easy to spot by you and your Mods.
It helps with busy forums. I tested it on vB 4.2.0 but should work on older versions. I use postbit_legacy. Install: Step 1: In postbit_legacy template look for: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
Also, in additional.css, add this code PHP Code:
Change the background color to what you prefer If you enjoy my mod, please consider marking it as "Installed". Any comments are welcome. Screenshots
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Great Idea. I'll give it a try.
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Enjoy. Thank you... Please mark installed
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The owner of a forum where I provide tech support wanted this. After installing it for her, I realized how handy it is. Now using it on 4 forums.
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I've done exactly as instructed and nothing has happened, the unapproved post is still just white ??
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very nice.................thanks
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Is the coloring visible to all, or just mods and admins?
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Just mods and admins. If a post is in moderation, no one else except mods and admins can even see the post.
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[s]As I noted above, I'm now using this on four vBulletin 4.2.0 PL3 forums.
It's working perfectly on 3 of those. However, on the 4th it isn't working at all. Using this code at the top of additional.css: Code:
.postbit div.postbody.moderated {background: #F5DA81 !important;
}
Fixed: Never mind. I had forgotten to make the edit in the postbit template on the problematic forum.
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