Custom Board Icons

[clubkadettspain]

I fixed it modifying the index.css file on the custom theme on the line where .board_icon was definied i reemplace all this part from the default theme index.css modified by this mod.

[Diego Andrés]

Should this MOD include some inline CSS to remove the background image from .board_icon a when there's a custom icon set?
I guess it could be something like class="board_cbi cbi_%s" .board_icon a.board_cbi {background: none;} ?

[JRMBelgium]

sample image where i modify first icon board and it mantains default one also.
Is should replace it true? and not mantain both.

This bug still hasn't been fixed. Gonna remove the mod until it is.

[keyboard]

Yes.... I wound up removing it too.....  I wanted desperately for it to work !

[Senkusha]

One thing I've noticed.  I'm using the ReSeller theme, and this mod seems to work decently, until you have a Redirect board.  I've combed over the Theme files, and the developer can not reproduce the problem.  The only difference I see is this mod could impact the Topics/Posts count instead of Redirections count stat.  The first image is the ReSeller Theme, the second image is the Default template.

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// Show some basic information about the number of posts, etc.
 echo '
 <div class="board_stats">
 ', function_exists('template_bi_' . $board['type'] . '_stats') ? call_user_func('template_bi_' . $board['type'] . '_stats', $board) : template_bi_board_stats($board), '
 </div>';

Above here, is the code in the Default template.php file, which is identical to the code in the ReSeller template.php file.  I'm not sure what could be the issue here.

I've poked around in the Subs-CBI.php file, and found this, but I'm not sure where else to look:

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function template_bi_cbi_stats($board)
{
 if (function_exists('template_bi_' . $board['old_type'] . '_stats'))
 call_user_func('template_bi_' . $board['old_type'] . '_stats', $board);
 else
 template_bi_board_stats($board);
}