hi, can you guys help me with this?
(https://www.simplemachines.org/community/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi41.tinypic.com%2F2afhqac.jpg&hash=bf15149a5706ba8fceed11623e3db6d5684d0d6e)
that path is supposed to be: Manchester United - MAnchester United FC Talks - First Team Talks - Ngomongin Squad 2013/2014
it has no "separator" in every section with the Theme i am using, i want to add ">>" or something to be the separator
Many thanks for your help :)
As you get that as you want it, I assume, when you use the SMF default theme, I would think that you'd need to ask in the theme's support topic, for this, Stampie.
I believe that this issue lies in the linktree CSS for that theme
the css does not call the separator
// Don't show a separator for the last one.
if ($link_num != count($context['linktree']) - 1)
echo ' »';
that is from the default theme, but best would be to ask the theme author for help.
Thanks guys :)
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[email protected] my mistake :)
- Kindred... it's solved, actually it's from the index.template.php (d'oh)
- illori... Thanks ..i actually have to change:
after a long looks and comparing the Default theme and my current theme
my current theme index.template.php
// Don't show a separator for the last one.
if ($link_num != count($context['linktree']) - 1)
echo '
</li>';
}
and replacing with this one from the Default theme
// Don't show a separator for the last one.
if ($link_num != count($context['linktree']) - 1)
echo ' »';
echo '
</li>';
}
the line echo ' »'; was not present in my current theme index.template.php , i wonder why it was missing... d'oh
and thank you guys for helping, it means a lot :)
warm regards
No sweat, mate! Thanks for posting the solution, too, coz it might-well help others. :)