[bugtracker] Collapse Button in Forum Main

[Jpgâ„¢]

It shows this image-

instead of-

or


Collapse the side menu once in this site's forum main.

[IchBin]

Bloc is aware of this. Its a setting for having a theme pick up the TP images path, and I don't think its working as Bloc intends. Thanks for the heads up.

[Jpg]

No prob man.
Perhaps you could replace the image to cover it up for now?

Or maybe the img is set wrong.

edit-
I viewed the source and it is.

Code Select Expand

<img id="upshrinkLeftbar" src="http://www.tinyportal.net/Themes/bz14/images/upshrink.gif" alt="*" title="Shrink or expand the header." />

Should be-

Code Select Expand

<img id="upshrinkLeftbar" src="http://www.tinyportal.net/Themes/bz14/images/tinyportal/TPcollapse.gif" alt="*" title="Shrink or expand the header." />

[IchBin]

The problem is, that he wants each theme to have its own setting. If the setting == false, then its supposed to use the default themes tinyportal images. If you want to have your own TP images, you upload them to your custom theme, and then change the setting == true so that TP will use your custom themes images. This is hopefully going to be theme dependent so that each theme can choose. No use in changing the paths to the images when all it needs is a setting to be fixed. Thats why its beta so we can nail these things down.

[bloc]

I have changed it so that its more easy to adjust..now you only need to add the images/tinyportal folder to your theme and TP will use that. If its not there default theme will be used. The clashes between initial images and images used when upshrinked a couple of times is also solved, it seems the TP javascript upshrink was clashing with custom themes older TP upshrink routines(for those that are modified to work with TP). The solution was to change the javascript routine names.

Updated this site with the fix.

Its a bit cumbersome, but when TP 1.0 goes public, all themes will work with it, whether they are pure SMF themes, older TP0.9 themes or modified for TP 1.0(using its own layout copied from default theme).