Avatar, Posts, Points & Reputation Alignment
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Avatar, Posts, Points & Reputation Alignment
Technical Details
Forum version : #phpBB2
Position : Founder
Concerned browser(s) : Google Chrome
Who the problem concerns : All members
When the problem appeared : Just now
Forum link : http://andronize.forumtl.com/
Description of problem
Please help me on how to arrange the Avatar, Posts numbers, points, reputations and adding a title as seen with each post. Just like in the upper left of this post. I mean the details of the Thread Starter. Sorry if I'm a bit clever. Hope you understand my problem.
Re: Avatar, Posts, Points & Reputation Alignment
I don't really understand what you are asking for.
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Re: Avatar, Posts, Points & Reputation Alignment
Are you wanting your profiles in messages to look like the support forum's profiles in messages?


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Re: Avatar, Posts, Points & Reputation Alignment
Hello I managed to fix it while searching in this forum, anyway I have a new query. I want to hide Calendar, FAQ, Usergroups & Memberslist in nav-links. How can I dot it? phpbb2
Re: Avatar, Posts, Points & Reputation Alignment
@epik,
Add these lines of CSS Code to your CSS Template in your admin panel!
Be warned however! That this will leave an empty space in between the remaining links in your nav bar where the others where hidden. So my recommendation would be to get some images made for your navigation bar, then set the navigation bar to be images only and that should fix your problem entirely.
CREDIT FOR THE CODE:
@SLGray
LINK TO CODE:
https://help.forumotion.com/t122096-remove-navigation-bar#807915
Regards,
James
Add these lines of CSS Code to your CSS Template in your admin panel!
- Code:
a.mainmenu[href="/calendar"] {display: none;}
a.mainmenu[href="/groups"] {display: none;}
a.mainmenu[href="/faq"] {display: none;}
a.mainmenu[href="/memberlist"] {display: none;}
Be warned however! That this will leave an empty space in between the remaining links in your nav bar where the others where hidden. So my recommendation would be to get some images made for your navigation bar, then set the navigation bar to be images only and that should fix your problem entirely.
CREDIT FOR THE CODE:
@SLGray
LINK TO CODE:
https://help.forumotion.com/t122096-remove-navigation-bar#807915
Regards,
James
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Re: Avatar, Posts, Points & Reputation Alignment
Meliodas wrote:@epik,
Add these lines of CSS Code to your CSS Template in your admin panel!
- Code:
a.mainmenu[href="/calendar"] {display: none;}
a.mainmenu[href="/groups"] {display: none;}
a.mainmenu[href="/faq"] {display: none;}
a.mainmenu[href="/memberlist"] {display: none;}
Be warned however! That this will leave an empty space in between the remaining links in your nav bar where the others where hidden. So my recommendation would be to get some images made for your navigation bar, then set the navigation bar to be images only and that should fix your problem entirely.
CREDIT FOR THE CODE:
@SLGray
LINK TO CODE:
https://help.forumotion.com/t122096-remove-navigation-bar#807915
Regards,
James
THANK YOU! I have more questions, how to do it in Invision version?
Re: Avatar, Posts, Points & Reputation Alignment
Just to add on, if you move the hidden menus on the navigation bar to the very left and right evenly people will not notice the space that appears. Also, you should know that the code does not hide the links when using the Moderator Control Panel, but that shouldn't be a big issue.
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Re: Avatar, Posts, Points & Reputation Alignment
@epik,
To do it in Invision, just add that same code I gave you to your CSS Stylesheet and it will still work. Since it is CSS Code, it won't matter what forum version you are on. Also to add onto what @Forumedic mentioned, if you want to rearrange where the links are, follow these steps below.
Hope this helps you out @epik!
@Forumedic, thanks for that bit of information, I had completely forgotten about that as well!
Regards,
James
To do it in Invision, just add that same code I gave you to your CSS Stylesheet and it will still work. Since it is CSS Code, it won't matter what forum version you are on. Also to add onto what @Forumedic mentioned, if you want to rearrange where the links are, follow these steps below.
Step #1: Open Administration Panel
Step #2: Click Display Tab
Step #3: Click "Headers & Navigation" under Homepage
Step #4: Use the arrow buttons to the left of the Navigation links to move them into a different order.
Step #5: Click Save! (Note: This may or may not be needed, just added it to be safe!)
Hope this helps you out @epik!
@Forumedic, thanks for that bit of information, I had completely forgotten about that as well!
Regards,
James
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Re: Avatar, Posts, Points & Reputation Alignment
Please start a new topic for issues/questions that are not related.


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