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Started by wickedstangs, November 11, 2007, 12:50:52 AM

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wickedstangs

When I go to Server Settings and Remove the Forum Title it also removes it from the Internet Explorer TAB index. How can I replace that?

www.1ofakindwooddesign.com/community/index.php

Nokonium

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Wickedstangs

The Aero/Terra index.template uses the following code to display either a logo or the forum name

echo '
</div>
<table id="top" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" width="100%"><tr><td><img style="margin: 0;" src="'.$settings['images_url'].'/img'.$context['mycolor'].'/logo.gif" alt="" />
</td><td valign="bottom"><div id="forumname">';
if (empty($settings['header_logo_url']))
echo $context['forum_name'];
else
echo '<img src="', $settings['header_logo_url'], '" style="margin: 4px;" alt="', $context['forum_name'], '" />';

echo ' </div></td></tr>
</table>


So if you put a link to a logo graphic it will not display the forum name. If you don't want to see either you can put in a link to a completely transparent gif, it only needs to be 1px by 1px.

The linktree should then show what is set in the server settings.

wickedstangs

nokonium not sure if this is ok but, I went into my index.template.php and removed this code <title>', $context['page_title'], '</title>'; And it looks to be working some what. :uglystupid2:

IchBin

That takes the title off your page, so you won't see a title on your browser when viewing your page. Look for the $context['forum_name'] code and remove it instead.

wickedstangs

Quote from: IchBinâ,,¢ on November 12, 2007, 12:31:54 AM
That takes the title off your page, so you won't see a title on your browser when viewing your page. Look for the $context['forum_name'] code and remove it instead.

Where can this be found?

IchBin


wickedstangs

Looked in there but, it says something like // If RSS feeds are enabled, advertise the presence of one.

IchBin

If you looked in the index.template.php file and didn't find it, you're out of luck mate. I know for a fact that the variable is in that file.

wickedstangs

Quote from: IchBinâ,,¢ on November 15, 2007, 02:01:18 AM
If you looked in the index.template.php file and didn't find it, you're out of luck mate. I know for a fact that the variable is in that file.
IchBin, I did find it. There are like 4 to 5 of them I didnt know which one to remove? I posted there is one under the //IF Rss Feed do I remove that one?

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