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We can tell the system to change only location color, and we can do that like this, first you need to edit your user profile field location template like this:
With this change we have added the data field label which will be called Location if your user profile field for location is field2, then we can color it like this:
It is working for English language. If I change the language it is without color.
I try to add a code containing the "Location" in Romanian: "Locație" . But without success.
If the code under doesn't work, then you have done something wrong because it must work if this CSS class is the only CSS class in your css_additional.css template:
I've recently upgraded vBulletin to the current v5.6.1. Used similar mod in vb4. Still examining new features & directory.
The text for the fields displays where it should, but I'm unable to get the images to display. Verified Profile Fields are still configured, in the PF Manager and Options have correct fields in main dashboard.
Where should images be stored on server in the vB directory? Chmodding should be set to...? Am I performing template edits?
I want to add a link to send tips via cashapp. How could i go about adding something like <vb:if condition="$post['field5']"><div class="postdata">Send Tip: <a href="h.t.t.p.w.w.w.//cashapp.c.o.m/$post[field5]">CashApp</a></div></vb:if> and making it work correctly?
By default, vBulletin 5 only displays the Join Date and Post count in the postbit area (avatar and username section) in the thread view of a topic. There may be other tutorials out there to add custom fields in postbit but some require you to edit the existing postbit template. Editing existing templates is not good for maintenance reasons as you would have to resolve template merge conflicts every time you upgrade. Or some might require you to create a template hook and repeatedly copy/paste template code for adding multiple fields and change instances of profile field variable names. Another maintenance nightmare.
Don't look any further, here's the mod that is simple but rocks! Simply download the zip file, uncompress it and upload the XML in AdminCP > Products & Hooks > Manage Products > [Add/Import Product] and you're good to go. By default, it adds Location and Occupation profile fields. You can configure what profile fields to add in AdminCP > Settings > Options > Custom Profile Fields in Postbit Settings.
As a bonus, the mod also adds "Send PM" link to the postbit to make it easier for users to send a private message to a user while reading a thread. You can also configure that in the Custom Profile Fields in Postbit Settings.
Demo:
Look at the postbit section on this thread.
Upgrade Instructions:
If you are upgrading this mod from an older version, choose Yes in the "Allow Overwrite" radio button when importing the XML file.
Customizations:
To add the existing envelope icon in the default icon sprite image to the Send PM link, add the below custom CSS in css_additional template in AdminCP or in Sitebuilder > Style > CSS Editor.
By default, reputation description only appears on hover of the reputation bars in the postbit section in a thread. This has accessibility problem on touch
The sprite image containing all the icons used in vB5 has changed since this mod was posted. That's why the image icon will not show up. To find where the new location of the sprite image file is, right-click any of the icons on your forum and then choose Inspect. Observe the background used and locate the image path inside the "url(" and ")". Copy that path and use it in the CSS code. I will update the first post with this instruction.
I finally created a mod that allows you to add an icon to each post with options for sharing on other platforms. I honestly thought it was absurd that...
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