[tbworld]

Thanks for sharing!

[ged]

"Blog entries: x" block is not in postbit_legacy template.

Open blog_postbit_entries_link template and replace its contents with these:

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[SwollenCranium]

Thanks !!

Looks great.

[Spangle]

I love this hack, it gives a more professional look to the postbit

[Max Taxable]

Ha. I've had this for my v3 for several years. Cool to see someone did it for v4.

[thetechgenius]

I added this to my forum, with a few modifications to the CSS to match my Custom Style. Thank you for this! *Installed*

[john7911]

Thank you

[john7911]

I have added the modification but there are some problem
http://oi62.tinypic.com/i3dnw3.jpg
What I have to do?
Thank you

[addamroy]

Looks to me like you forgot to close a DIV tag, or left some other tag open...

I would recommend starting over and repeating the steps again, making sure to do it correctly.

I hope that helps, should be a simple fix if my assumption is correct.

[john7911]

Originally Posted by addamroy

Looks to me like you forgot to close a DIV tag, or left some other tag open...

I would recommend starting over and repeating the steps again, making sure to do it correctly.

I hope that helps, should be a simple fix if my assumption is correct.

OK I'll try it later.
Thank you

[Max Taxable]

In vBulletin 4.2.1 - <vb:if> conditionals with this - how do we handle that syntax?

We have alot of custom fields in postbit, and they have IF conditionals, but if the field isn't filled in by the user the box still shows, but is empty. See screenies:

When the user leaves the custom fields blank:



When he does not:



Here is the entire postbit_legacy code:

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When i try to put the DIVs inside the IFs, it breaks the template.

[addamroy]

There is a conditional for custom fields that you should wrap around each div element which contains a custom field.

Try

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Replace field5 with the field ID of the custom field. Repeat for each one.

So for example IF the join date was a custom field, your code would look as follows:

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And again you would replace field5 with whatever the field ID would be for the custom field.

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[Max Taxable]

Originally Posted by addamroy

There is a conditional for custom fields that you should wrap around each div element which contains a custom field.

Try

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Replace field5 with the field ID of the custom field. Repeat for each one.

So for example IF the join date was a custom field, your code would look as follows:

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And again you would replace field5 with whatever the field ID would be for the custom field.

PS - Mark as installed!

Yep I did exactly as you suggest here, all it does is break the template.

Wait. I am not clear on the bolded. What does this mean?

[addamroy]

The code in your example shows that you didn't use the code exactly as provided.

You have the vb:if conditionals inside the div containers, it should be the other way around, you should have the div containers inside the if conditionals. That way the div only displays if the conditional is true.

Check my example above again to see what I mean. Your divs need to be INSIDE your conditionals, not vice versa.

For example where you have:

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It should be

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