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As you can see, I have done a fairly large amount of modifications to the thread display and post bit. Basically, I am wanting to display a red notice at the top of the thread, similar to the notices I have on the index, just informing the user when a thread is closed.
Is this something that can be done with core edits or would I be better off using some sort of a plugin?
If you are using Template Conditionals:
<if $thread['closed'] then>Thread closed, blabla.</if>
In your forumdisplay_thread* templates. Otherwise, maybe you can use some CSS trick.
class="threadclass_{$folder}"
Then in your global.css:
*[class*="threadclass_*lock*"] {
// dadada
}
You should probably wait for the CSS experts on the last though.
In template:
<span class="thread_closed_{$thread['closed']}">What to display if the thread is closed</span>
In global.css:
.thread_closed_0 {
display:none;
}
.thread_closed_1 {
/* Styling */
color:pink;
background:yellow;
font-weight:strong;
padding:300px;
}
Yep, there is a simple way to do it.
I just want to say, I love the simplicity of your site. I never realized how much removing most of the postbit makes everything a lot less cluttered.
It looks really nice in Red too
(2013-01-22, 04:33 AM)Omar G. Wrote: [ -> ]Yep, there is a simple way to do it.
And that would be? No luck with Seabody's response, it just seems to show it on all threads.
Perhaps, then (took a peek at your source code and it wasn't displaying how I expected):
<span class="thread_closed{$thread['closed']}">What to display if the thread is closed</span>
.thread_closed {
display:none;
}
.thread_closed1 {
/* Styling */
color:pink;
background:yellow;
font-weight:strong;
padding:300px;
}
Worked perfectly, thanks for the help Seabody.
What template do you put the following in?
<span class="thread_closed{$thread['closed']}">What to display if the thread is closed</span>