This small trick allows you to show board icons as on all the time to guests.
Open BoardIndex.template.php
// If the board or children is new, show an indicator.
if ($board['new'] || $board['children_new'])
echo '
// If the board or children is new, show an indicator.
if ($context['user']['is_guest'])
echo '
<img src="', $settings['images_url'], '/', $context['theme_variant_url'], 'on','.png" alt="', $txt['new_posts'], '" title="', $txt['new_posts'], '" />';
elseif ($board['new'] || $board['children_new'])
echo '
// If the board or children is new, show an indicator.
if ($board['new'] || $board['children_new'])
echo '
// If the board or children is new, show an indicator.
if ($board['new'] || $board['children_new'] || $user_info['is_guest'])
echo '
then you'll show on2.png or on.png based on which variable returns true.
Are you sure that will work? Does the forum track what is new for guests?
I have on a few occasions upon request set the New Post "new_some" icon to be visible to guests under the boards along with the No New Post "new_none.png" and Redirect Board "new_redirect.png" icons. The only actual good I see in this is to show newbies that they must be logged in to see any new posts. It may help, it may not but just seems more practical.
;)
Zitat von: Antechinus in Juni 16, 2014, 08:20:33 NACHMITTAGS
Are you sure that will work? Does the forum track what is new for guests?
nope smf does not show the new flag to guests.
The point is to show guests the 'on' icon to entice them into viewing. 2.1 already does this but like so many other things I regret making the change because conservatism is alive and well.
I use it for my site because it makes it prettier :)
http://www.creativeburrow.org/