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Is this possible?
I was wondering if it were possible to have check boxs next to each Style instead of having a drop down selection? If you are not sure what I mean. If you look at the image I got from the options at www.vbulletin.com/forum where it says
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Yes, ofcourse that is possible.
But why check boxes ? You can't display multiple skins can you ? |
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I just prefer an option like that instead of a drop down menu.
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Ok, in the modifyoptions_stylecell template,
replace everything with: Code:
<tr> <td bgcolor="#F1F1F1"><normalfont><b>Style Set:</b><br> <smallfont>You may pick a style set to browse with that may or may not override the default settings.</smallfont></normalfont></td> <td bgcolor="#F1F1F1"><smallfont> $stylesetlist </smallfont></td> </tr> replace everything with : Code:
<input type="checkbox" value="$thisid" $selected> $thisstylename<BR> |
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Thanks assasin. How would I use radio options?
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Replace:
<input type="checkbox" with; <input type="radio" |
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Thank you very much.
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#8
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No problem
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