Create Style Groups for Style Chooser
Mod Version: 1.00, by Wayne Luke
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| vB Version: 3.0.0 | Rating:  (0 vote - 0 average) |
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| Released: 06 Apr 2004 | Last Update: Never | Downloads: 0 |
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If you have a lot of style groups added, it can be hard to organize them in the quick style chooser located in the footer of each page. I wanted to provide a visual break between style groups so I came up with this mini modification. It requires 2 file edits and two new minor templates and a minor query.
Create the following templates:
optiongroup_start:
optiongroup_end:
Next open up includes/functions.php and find:
Change that to:
In admincp/template.php find:
and replace with:
Finally run this query:
This modification is not phrase friendly but you could easily create a phrase for the words "Option Group" used in admincp/template.php and implement it. You can also modify the templates to apply a CSS class and style the option groups to fit your site.
Feel free to modify this to suit your needs.
A demo can be see at http://www.vbulletinmods.com. Just select the style chooser there.
Create the following templates:
optiongroup_start:
HTML Code:
<optgroup label="$optiontitle">
HTML Code:
</optgroup>
PHP Code:
eval ('$stylesetlist .= "' . fetch_template('option') . '";');
$stylesetlist .= construct_style_options($style['styleid'], $depthmark . '--', false, $quickchooser);
PHP Code:
if ($style['userselect'] == 1)
{
eval ('$stylesetlist .= "' . fetch_template('option') . '";');
$stylesetlist .= construct_style_options($style['styleid'], $depthmark . '--', false, $quickchooser);
}
else
{
eval ('$stylesetlist .= "' . fetch_template('optiongroup_start') . '";');
$stylesetlist .= construct_style_options($style['styleid'], $depthmark . '--', false, $quickchooser);
eval ('$stylesetlist .= "' . fetch_template('optiongroup_end') . '";');
}
PHP Code:
print_yes_no_row($vbphrase['allow_user_selection'], 'userselect', $style['userselect']);
PHP Code:
print_yes_no_other_row($vbphrase['allow_user_selection'], 'userselect', 'Option Group', $style['userselect']);
Code:
ALTER TABLE `style` CHANGE `userselect` `userselect` SMALLINT( 5 ) DEFAULT '1' NOT NULL
Feel free to modify this to suit your needs.
A demo can be see at http://www.vbulletinmods.com. Just select the style chooser there.
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