Showing the solved Topics in green

[Stanny]

Really like the way you marked your solved topics 

 

May i asked you a question ?......How have you done that,on our own forum we are using the Topic solved modification by author SiNaN And we would like to apply the same way of highlighting the Solved topics.

 

Would someone be so friendly to tell me how to set this

 

Friendly regards Stanny

 

 

[Philip]

TBH, I'm not sure what the SiNaN mod does differently than the one we brewed up (in fact SMF got their panties in a wad when we tried to submit ours a long time ago.) However, we pretty much just check against the post information in a loop within the template and add a CSS class if it is solved.

[Stanny]

Thanks i guess/suppose that something should be added in the Messageindex.php

[Stanny]

changed in index.css /* Color for background of *topics* requiring approval */.approvetbg

 

/* Sticky topics get a different background */
.stickybg
{
   background: #625349;
}
.stickybg2
{
   background: #625349;
}
/* Solved topics get a different background */
.solvedbg
{
background: #66FF33;
}
.solvedbg2
{
   background: #66FF33;
}

 

changed in MessageIndex.template.php

foreach ($context['topics'] as $topic)
	{
		// Is this topic pending approval, or does it have any posts pending approval?
		if ($context['can_approve_posts'] && $topic['unapproved_posts'])
			$color_class = !$topic['approved'] ? 'approvetbg' : 'approvebg';
		// We start with locked and sticky topics.
		elseif ($topic['is_sticky'] && $topic['is_locked'])
			$color_class = 'stickybg locked_sticky';
		// Sticky topics should get a different color, too.
		elseif ($topic['is_sticky'])
			$color_class = 'stickybg';
                        // Solved topics should get a different color, too.
                        elseif ($topic['is_solved']) $color_class = 'solvedbg'; 
                     // Locked topics get special treatment as well.
		elseif ($topic['is_locked'])
			$color_class = 'lockedbg';
		// Last, but not least: regular topics.
		else
			$color_class = 'windowbg';

Unfortunately it does not work 

[Zane]

You need to implement the solved background in the following pages

- Themes/default/css/index.css

- Themes/default/MessageIndex.template.php

- Themes/default/Recent.template.php

 

On an added note, you must give a solved both CSS clasess

class = 'windowbg solvedbg";

 

I'm moving this to Third Party software since this is more of a coding question rather than a comment or suggestion.

 

 

[Viennajames]

thank you too!