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This is a tiny hack that changes the background color of a thread title in forumdisplay.php when it qualifies as a "hot thread".
NOTE: vB.org's replacements are automatically parsed in the attached text file. Wherever you see #F1F1F1, you may want to change that to { firstaltcolor } (without the spaces). Show Your Support
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Very nice, thank you.
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demo?
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dude, it just changes the background color of the title cell.
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Quote:
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also be cool instead of a diffrent table color, have it diffrent text color, ect mabey bold |
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it's easy to adapt this if that's what you're after
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on my forums, it's higlighting the background of EVERY cell in that column, not just the hot ones!
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i don't show the F1F1F1 in my template, i show {firstaltcolor} instead. is that why i'm having problems?
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looking @ your "NFL Smackdown" forum, almost every single thread is a "hot thread" (look at the icons), so...?
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