Show Thread Enhancements - Thread Titles Above Your Postbit

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Have you seen the thread starter recognition hack located here

[bdan74]

Originally Posted by Colonel Ingus

Have you seen the thread starter recognition hack located here

Hi Colonel,

Yes I saw that one but I couldn't work out how to have the thread starters name just under the thread title only.

Thanks anyway

Regards,
Renada

[ducksguts]

very cool thanks..

I added <font color="yellow">

here:

<center><h3><font color="yellow">$thread[title]</h3></center>

to give it some colour

thanks again, I love the simple ones

[Gary R]

Originally Posted by ducksguts

very cool thanks..

I added <font color="yellow">

here:

<center><h3><font color="yellow">$thread[title]</h3></center>

to give it some colour

thanks again, I love the simple ones

Was going to say iv just added this with 6 colors for my forums
thanks like it alot

although with vbulletin its not suggested to use the <font> tag rather the <style> tag

[xpgo]

great simple hack!
i've got a little problem with this!
running 3.5.4

Look at attached picture, i've got a break under thread title..
what is it ?

happens in 3.6.4 also. just places the code in a different location and it should work

Originally Posted by Gary R

Was going to say iv just added this with 6 colors for my forums
thanks like it alot

you have vBSEO and it has Relevent Replacments that does this a lot better ;)


btw, you should not use the <center> tag, rather a div <div align="center"> </div>

[ducksguts]

Originally Posted by whitemike

although with vbulletin its not suggested to use the <font> tag rather the <style> tag

why is that and if so does the <style> just replace the <font> or is the script completely different ?

I'm basically teaching myself how to code like this so always needing more

[ducksguts]

Originally Posted by loco.m

btw, you should not use the <center> tag, rather a div <div align="center"> </div>

Hi, same reasoning as I posted above, the <centre> seems to work ok, so whats the difference in using that way ?
is it more flexible for adjustment or...

edit: btw, is a multi-quote button possible or do you generally not use it ?