Profile in boxes

[WeWeF]

Hi to everyone, here im again..

http://www.dzinerstudio.com/index.php?topic=6049.0

I created this on my forum, thats no making trouble for me, but, how to do that in profil template?

One more question, I add text for some users (by id) on their post count, I do that on index, messages, but like first questions , I cant do it on profil template and members template..

Can someone help ?

[Kindred]

Use that theme...

[Illori]

Use that theme...

it is not a theme it is a tweak.

[Steve]

Or it can be done with a mod. http://custom.simplemachines.org/mods/index.php?mod=3932

[WeWeF]

I dont need for post, I alredy do that on post, I need it for Profil template.....

http://i.imgur.com/9EpCVm1.png
http://i.imgur.com/Gh5SKEl.png
http://i.imgur.com/3WBucKE.png

You see, I did it for post, its okey, but how to make it same on profile?

And for text on post count, u see, I dont have that 'l33t' text on Profil or members list..

[Kindred]

you would have to modify profile.template.php

[WeWeF]

you would have to modify profile.template.php

Yes, but is different, I try to do that, but I am new in this and ... I cant do it, display template and profile template are different by codes totaly.. If someone does that on his theme hi can put the example, I will find out how to put it in profile.template.php

[Antechinus]

you would have to modify profile.template.php

Actually it should be possible just with CSS tweaks.

[WeWeF]

you would have to modify profile.template.php

Actually it should be possible just with CSS tweaks.

hh, I now that, but how to do it? I try everything..

[Antechinus]

It's a bit tricky, but it goes like this:

First, you need to hide the existing background for the #basicinfo div. This involves hiding standard backgrounds for windowbg and some spans, so you'll need probably override declarations for those.

Second stage is to set relative positioning on #profileview and absolute positioning on #basicinfo, with the left and top positioning for #basicinfo set to whatever works.

Third stage is to remove the width and float declarations for #detailedinfo, allowing it to go full width.

Fourth stage is to throw in a large left padding on #detailedinfo, so that the content is clear of the (now overlaid) #basicinfo.

That sorts out all the setting up stuff. The rest is just a bit of eye candy (ie: deciding final width for #basicinfo and sorting out font sizes and borders).

ETA: This is all assuming you are using the drop menu system. If you want it working with sidebar menus, that's probably still possible without template hacks but would be more messing around.