Posted on: 11/03/07 02:47pm
By: pinkponk
read more => (75 words) <=
Re: How to clean this?
Posted on: 11/03/07 02:57pm
By: Dirk
There's a bunch of
theme variables[*1] that you can use in the story template files to customize that link (the default in the Professional theme is to use {readmore_link}).
bye, Dirk
Re: How to clean this?
Posted on: 11/03/07 04:50pm
By: pinkponk
Quote by: DirkThere's a bunch of theme variables[*1] that you can use in the story template files to customize that link (the default in the Professional theme is to use {readmore_link}).
bye, Dirk
But I should remove only it (75 words)
Re: How to clean this?
Posted on: 11/03/07 05:43pm
By: pinkponk
And how to clean these numbers?
Geeklog (193)<=
Geeklog 2 (28)<=
Announcements (200)<=
Security (54)<=
Plugins (47)<=
Server (26)<=
Spam (10)<=
Re: How to clean this?
Posted on: 11/04/07 03:23am
By: Anonymous (ironmax)
Quote by: pinkponkread more => (75 words) <=
And how to clean these numbers?
Geeklog (193)<=
Geeklog 2 (2Cool<=
Announcements (200)<=
Security (54)<=
Plugins (47)<=
Server (26)<=
Spam (10)<=
Your first question deals with second box in the editor when someone has additional words, sentences, paragraphs ect ect they want to add to the story. However the words will not show on the main page from the second box until you select "Read More".
Your second question deals with how many messages are in each story category. You can either delete the ones you no longer want, possibly archive them but I think the number will still be the same or you can turn that feature off in the config.php file under
Text Formatted Code
// Show the number of stories in a topic in Topics Block
$_CONF['showstorycount'] = 1; Set this to 0 to turn it off
Is this what you wanted to know?
Michael
Re: How to clean this?
Posted on: 11/04/07 09:35am
By: pinkponk
Quote by: ironmaxQuote by: pinkponkread more => (75 words) <=
And how to clean these numbers?
Geeklog (193)<=
Geeklog 2 (2Cool<=
Announcements (200)<=
Security (54)<=
Plugins (47)<=
Server (26)<=
Spam (10)<=
Your first question deals with second box in the editor when someone has additional words, sentences, paragraphs ect ect they want to add to the story. However the words will not show on the main page from the second box until you select "Read More".
Your second question deals with how many messages are in each story category. You can either delete the ones you no longer want, possibly archive them but I think the number will still be the same or you can turn that feature off in the config.php file under
Text Formatted Code
// Show the number of stories in a topic in Topics Block
$_CONF['showstorycount'] = 1; Set this to 0 to turn it off
Is this what you wanted to know?
Michael
It has turned out
Geeklog (0)<=
Geeklog 2 (0<=
Announcements (0)<=
Security (0)<=
Plugins (0)<=
Server (0)<=
Spam (0)<=
Re: How to clean this?
Posted on: 11/04/07 09:49am
By: pinkponk
And under each block there was an inscription LB
Re: How to clean this?
Posted on: 11/04/07 11:49am
By: Anonymous (ironmax)
Quote by: pinkponk
It has turned out
Geeklog (0)<=
Geeklog 2 (0<=
Announcements (0)<=
Security (0)<=
Plugins (0)<=
Server (0)<=
Spam (0)<=
And under each block there was an inscription LB
Can we have the URL to your site so that we can see whats going on?
Michael
Re: How to clean this?
Posted on: 11/04/07 12:03pm
By: pinkponk
Quote by: ironmaxQuote by: pinkponk
It has turned out
Geeklog (0)<=
Geeklog 2 (0<=
Announcements (0)<=
Security (0)<=
Plugins (0)<=
Server (0)<=
Spam (0)<=
And under each block there was an inscription LB
Can we have the URL to your site so that we can see whats going on?
Michael
http://begimot.ru
Re: How to clean this?
Posted on: 11/04/07 05:10pm
By: Anonymous (ironmax)
Quote by: pinkponk
It has turned out
Geeklog (0)<=
Geeklog 2 (0<=
Announcements (0)<=
Security (0)<=
Plugins (0)<=
Server (0)<=
Spam (0)<=
And under each block there was an inscription LB
http://begimot.ru
Okay, Have a look at this in your config as well.
Text Formatted Code
// Show the number of story submissions for a topic in Topics Block
$_CONF['showsubmissioncount'] = 0; Defualt=0 - Off, 1=On to show submission counts that need to be approved before they can be viewed by normal users.
If this is turned on and you do not have any waiting stories to be approved...then you will get a zero next to the story name If you turn them both to 1 and save it and then refresh your page, you will see something like this as an example
Text Formatted Code
Geeklog (23/0)
Geeklog 2 (54/0)
Announcements (98/0)
Security (43/0)
Plugins (5/0)
Server (12/0)
Spam (4/3)
The zero's say that there are no new submissions waiting. The last category has a (4/3) That says there are 4 messages and 3 that need to be approved.
Now if you turn them both to 0 in the config, then you will not get these numbers.
Michael
Re: How to clean this?
Posted on: 11/04/07 05:44pm
By: pinkponk
Quote by: ironmaxQuote by: pinkponk
It has turned out
Geeklog (0)<=
Geeklog 2 (0<=
Announcements (0)<=
Security (0)<=
Plugins (0)<=
Server (0)<=
Spam (0)<=
And under each block there was an inscription LB
http://begimot.ru
Okay, Have a look at this in your config as well.
Text Formatted Code
// Show the number of story submissions for a topic in Topics Block
$_CONF['showsubmissioncount'] = 0; Defualt=0 - Off, 1=On to show submission counts that need to be approved before they can be viewed by normal users.
If this is turned on and you do not have any waiting stories to be approved...then you will get a zero next to the story name If you turn them both to 1 and save it and then refresh your page, you will see something like this as an example
Text Formatted Code
Geeklog (23/0)
Geeklog 2 (54/0)
Announcements (98/0)
Security (43/0)
Plugins (5/0)
Server (12/0)
Spam (4/3)
The zero's say that there are no new submissions waiting. The last category has a (4/3) That says there are 4 messages and 3 that need to be approved.
Now if you turn them both to 0 in the config, then you will not get these numbers.
Michael
cool, thank you