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You would either have to hack into the header.php to assign a value to $xoopsshowlblock, which you can then use in your theme - or have the theme find out if there are elements in the $xoopslblocks array.
le="color: #000000"><?php <{php}> if (isset($xoopslblocks) && (count($xoopslblocks)>0) { <{/php}> <{assign var="xoopsshowlblock" value="1"}> <{php}> } else { <{/php}> <{assign var="xoopsshowlblock" value="0"}> <{php}> } <{/php}>
I have not tested the snippet above and the best thing would be to
a) have a count elements in array function in Smarty, so we don't have to use <{php}>
b) assigning the variable from within the <{php}> so we don't have to have multiple <{php}> tags
It should be possible to do b) but I cannot remember how.
