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2006/9/8 22:36
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OK! I had been noticing that when making a post. I see this message below with the Grey background (background-color: #EBEBEB).

Quote:

Thanks for your submission!

If the page does not automatically reload, please click here

How do I fixed it, so it will show the default background color for the theme?

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Re: Only registered members can view

2006/9/6 19:55
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Thanks I was wondering about that myself. Now I can fix my site to show everything to all.

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Re: Should I upgrade to xoops 2.0.15?

2006/9/6 16:08
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In that case, I will get my site upgrade to 2.0.15.

Current the modules I had installed are modules that came with version 2.0.13. As my site just got installed, I have no critical data that needed backup, but thanks for the reminders.

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Should I upgrade to xoops 2.0.15?

2006/9/6 14:37
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I just intalled XOOPS 2.0.14 and go my site going. I am currently setting everythng up.

I had notice that version 2.0.15 just got released. Should I download it and upgrade or should I leave my site as version 2.0.14?

Just wants inputs,

Thanks everyone in advance.

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Re: Standard Forum css file

2006/9/6 14:11
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Quote:

Biteronboard wrote:
Or you can be brave about it, and edit the templates.

Please be aware that you will pretty much always have to redo this on every upgrade.

Bassman's suggestion is probably the best but if you want to really "hack" up the way cbb (which is what I assume you are using) looks you will need to go template chopping.

I dont mind hacking the template, if I know where to change all the setting that required.

It will not having any effect on the upgrade. The forum template, I am working on will and should be compatible to all version. Not unless the upgrade required code changed in the templates (that I dont forsee), then in that case (of the code changed) it will not matter.

I am current using newbb that came with XOOPS 2.0.13 with XOOPS 2.0.14.

Is cbb different than the newbb?

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Re: theme override feature: how to override system images

2006/9/6 14:02
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Quote:

Biteronboard wrote:
Nope that works. Definitely.

That work for constant images for sure. But how does the image that keep changing from new post, no new post, locked, etc... applied to this. If I use

<img src="<{xoImgUrl /images/icons/imagename.gif}>" alt="<{$smarty.const._imagesname}>" />

it will not change according to related icons.

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Re: theme override feature: how to override system images

2006/9/5 17:48
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Quote:

rowdie wrote:
Hi Herko,

You need to mimic the same directory structure, but then in your theme folder. So for images from xoopsroot/images/icons/ you would put the overriding images in:

/themes/customTheme/images/icons/

and in your overiding template use for example:
<img src="<{xoImgUrl /images/icons/edit.gif}>" alt="<{$smarty.const._EDIT}>" />

@biteronboard
yep, could also just use a static image path. Only then the template can't readily be used for another theme, as there's no fallback to the default icons if the theme doesn't include custom ones.

Minor detail I guess, but I always prefer generic solutions

Will this be the same with Forum Images?

default Forum images folder is:

modules\newbb\images

And Custom Theme images folder is:

themes\CustomTheme\modules\newbb\images

Or will it be different?

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Re: Standard Forum css file

2006/9/5 16:54
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What control the forum images, then? IE: folder_big.gif, folder.gif, etc..

I want to be able to control those images, so I can have matching Theme forum images instead of the default forum images.

Thanks in advance.

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Standard Forum css file

2006/9/4 18:11
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Is there a standard forums css file with the reference to all the forum images and colors setting?

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Re: Theming - Forum Images

2006/9/4 17:33
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Thanks Snow77 for the pointer to the right direction.

Now I can start Theming the way I wanted. ;)

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