I see all lnks you posted, on first post domain can be buyed, on image this image can see, but won't can imagine what are you want to do.
Vernier has give you one mod used by some users and mee to for a long time, right now i want to use it on my forums again.
You only have to install this and configure as you wish, i work on this mod and make it works again on new versions, so i don't find this file, but i upgrade as soon as i can, works but you have to add some vars manually, right now i download this file to update, i release on mods again when finish this work xD.
All my plugins are up to date i upload right now, so i wait validation and when it's done you can download every plugin on latest and functional versions.
(2012-08-16, 11:19 AM)Vernier Wrote: [ -> ]http://mods.mybb.com/view/floating-guest-notify
You could always edit the CSS.
Hello Vernier, couldn't find anything on configuration of this Mod anywhere, so being how you pointed it out I figured I'd just ask you here versus starting a new thread............Anyways, I've installed this, and I'm wondering how I could go about turning the image itself into an actual link. I've looked through Templates but can't find it anywhere.....Could you give me a little help please, like how would I go about doing it? Thanks!
you dont need a plugin for this.. we can achieve it with simple css... check my site (siggy) for a floating guest notice using pure css.
(2014-05-22, 12:05 PM)mmadhankumar Wrote: [ -> ]you dont need a plugin for this.. we can achieve it with simple css... check my site (siggy) for a floating guest notice using pure css.
That's awesome! I like that whole set up too (your site look great too
). How would/could I do that? Thank you very much!!!
You can do it by css, but as i sayd before, if you have some more forums and styles for your forum, is a lot of work to do every change on all templates, plugin do that and not consume nothing more than stylization changes, you can edit on configuration and plugins there are options to this plugin and you can tell which image you want to use or delete image and only adjust all css stylization on that boxes appeared, you can assign to your preferences to show left, right, top or bottom xD.
You can turn of and on ewvery time you wish only by selecting and option and don't have to delete again all your templates to do that, what's more easy for many users like me xD. If you use only one style and your floating notification have to be allways on your forum it's better to add manually codes that's for sure xD. Any other ways plugin is the best option.
(2014-05-22, 11:29 PM)Dark Neo Wrote: [ -> ]You can do it by css, but as i sayd before, if you have some more forums and styles for your forum, is a lot of work to do every change on all templates, plugin do that and not consume nothing more than stylization changes, you can edit on configuration and plugins there are options to this plugin and you can tell which image you want to use or delete image and only adjust all css stylization on that boxes appeared, you can assign to your preferences to show left, right, top or bottom xD.
You can turn of and on ewvery time you wish only by selecting and option and don't have to delete again all your templates to do that, what's more easy for many users like me xD. If you use only one style and your floating notification have to be allways on your forum it's better to add manually codes that's for sure xD. Any other ways plugin is the best option.
Thanks for the reply Dark Neo! I currently have this Mod/Plugin disabled,
but it's only because I'm not able to do what I want with it yet. What I'd like to do it turn the
whole image into a
Register button.
The code specified in the plugin is:
Please <a href="member.php?action=register">Register</a>, or <a href="member.php?action=login">Login</a><br />
to see entire forum content...<br />
But how do I go about turning the actual image into an active/live link? That's what I'm trying to figure out. I don't want one to have to read it and cause if my button is an image that says
Register then there's no need to have to read the message in the balloon, ya know?
Anyways, that's what I'd like to do...to turn my image into an actual link that'll redirect them to:
<a href="member.php?action=register">Register</a>
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
(2014-05-22, 11:45 PM)mikefl Wrote: [ -> ]Anyways, that's what I'd like to do...to turn my image into an actual link that'll redirect them
<a href="member.php?action=register"><img src="image link" alt=""></a>
(2014-05-22, 04:28 PM)mikefl Wrote: [ -> ]That's awesome! I like that whole set up too (your site look great too). How would/could I do that? Thank you very much!!!
you can get the css using web inspector. its div id=guestimg
or could wait for a day so that I can come online from PC and get you the codes.
