How To Separate Sticky and Normal Threads

This tiny template modification will allow you to separate sticky threads from normal threads.

Go to your:
Admin CP -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> ? ? -> Forum Display Templates -> FORUMDISPLAY
Find this code:

PHP Code:

<if condition="$show['threads']">
<!-- show threads -->
<if condition="$show['stickies']">
$threadbits_sticky
</if>
$threadbits 
<!-- end show threads --> 


Below $threadbits_sticky add this code:

PHP Code:

<tr><td class="thead" colspan="<if condition="$show['threadicons']">7<else />6</if>">&nbsp;</td></tr> 


Time to Install: 60 Seconds
Templates to modify: 1
Difficulty: 0

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Version1.01
Thanks to Boofo for the corection to add the moderation check box on end.

[Boofo]

Please post this in a text file for those that may need to re-install or upgrade later.

[Boofo]

Shouldn't this:

6<else />5</if>

actually be this with the moderation checkbox on the end?

7<else />6</if>

[Xplorer4x4]

BTW This is my first hack. Not much of one but meh its a start.

I tried my method and yours, and the moderation box shows up either way, so I guess its up to the discrsion of the person installing it.

*Uploads text files*

Should I post this over in the How-To section also?

[Boofo]

The moderation box shows up fine your way. It is just the dividing line underneath it is one cell short with your code.

[BlackRabbit1971]

Works fine for me

[Logikos]

Sreenshot?

[Lynne]

I just added this under $threadbits_sticky and it adds the little down arrow in the last column:

	<tr><td class="thead" colspan="<if condition="$show['threadicons']">6<else />5</if>">&nbsp;</td>

	<if condition="$show['inlinemod']">
		<if condition="$show['popups']">
			<td class="vbmenu_control" id="imod" align="center"> <script type="text/javascript"> vbmenu_register('imod'); </script> </td>
		<else />
			<td class="thead" align="center">
				<input type="checkbox" name="allbox" id="checkall_all" title="$vbphrase[check_uncheck_all]" onclick="inlineMod.check_all()" />
			</td>
		</if>
	</if>
	</tr>

[Boofo]

That still doesn't work for the line underneath. This will solve it.

  <tr><td class="thead" colspan="<if condition="$show['threadicons'] AND $show['inlinemod']">7</if><if condition="$show['threadicons'] AND !$show['inlinemod']">6</if><if condition="!$show['threadicons'] AND $show['inlinemod']">6</if><if condition="!$show['threadicons'] AND !$show['inlinemod']">5</if>">&nbsp;</td></tr>

[Xplorer4x4]

Originally Posted by Boofo

The moderation box shows up fine your way. It is just the dividing line underneath it is one cell short with your code.

In English? Still learning the ropes here.

I will see baout a screen shot in a day or two.