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[Joker™]

for me button appears till the page is loading .... n as page completely loads button disappears

Im using RC2 n firefox web browser

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[playdiune]

For me it doesnt work properly. when i click the button it redirects for the forum URL. so, it loads the page again, instead of scrll up.

what can it be ?

thanks

/Themes/default/index.template.php

Find:

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<a id="toTop" href="">

Replace With:

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<a id="toTop" href="#">

Changed today the code ( for test ) from

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<a id="toTop" href="#">

to this one

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<a id="toTop" href="#top">

and it now works like a charm

hope can help some others

[lucas-ruroken]

Updated to Smf 2.0 Rc3

[cme1st2302]

I was wondering if anyone can tell me how to add another button right below this one that says "home" and redirect the user to the forums home page ("www.mysite.com/forums/index.php").  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Chris

[lucas-ruroken]

index.template.php
search

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<a href="#" id="toTop">',$txt['Scrollgoup'],'</a>


and replace with:

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<a href="http://YOURSITE.com" id="toTop">',$txt['Scrollgoup'],'</a>


if you want another image, you will search in the index.css/style.css (Smf 2 or Smf 1):
#toTop {

add after:
background-image: url(http://yourimage.jpg) no-repeat;

[Biology Forums]

What theme is that for 1.x screenshot?

[Grammy]

I'm always tinkering around with things and ran across this little mod.  I just wanted to say that it works beautifully in 2.0.11 and throws no errors.  However, instead of the first "Find" string in index.template.php

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<script type="text/javascript" src="', $settings['theme_url'], '/scripts/theme.js?rc2"></script>

You need to search for this, instead:

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<script type="text/javascript" src="', $settings['theme_url'], '/scripts/theme.js?fin20"></script>

(and then follow the rest of the parsing instructions, which includes downloading the zip and moving a JS directory to Themes/default.)   Dead easy.   

(I know there are other versions of this type of thing, but I liked the look of this one so....   just putting this out into the universe.)