Forum Name | Topics | Posts | Last Post
and in the # of topics and # of posts column, it adds the word “threads” and “posts” after the number.
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<script type=”text/javascript”>
<!–
/* remove Forum Name | Topics | Posts…
and add thread & post info by california */
var td=document.getElementsByTagName(“td”);
if(location.href.match(//?((index.cgi)???(action=(ma.+ad|logout|home))?(#.+)?)?$/)){
for(i=0;i<td.length;i++){
if(td.width==”1%” && td.innerHTML.match(/d/)){
if(td[i+1].width.match(/^(1|7)%$/)){
td.innerHTML+=”
threads”;
td.width=”8%”;
}else{
td.innerHTML+=”
posts”;
td.width=”7%”;
}
}
if(td.width==”8%” && !td.innerHTML.match(/thread/)){
td.width=”4%”;
}
if(td.className==”titlebg” && td.innerHTML.match(/Forum Name/i)){
td.parentNode.style.display=”none”;
}
}
}
//–>
</script>
It will say “1 threads” if you only have one topic or post. The solution: post another thread.
If you are using a “Divide/Seperate Categories” code then this code should be placed below that code.
If for some reason you don’t want the words “threads” and “posts”, leave out the blue part. I wouldn’t really recommend this as the numbers in those two columns become completely meaningless and the column widths get all screwed up, but people still keep asking for it for some reason.
Pass some $args through bbp_list_forums.
If your using custom templates, locate the loop-single-forum.php file. Somewhere around line 25 you should find the bbp_list_forums function. Pass it some $args like so:
<?php bbp_list_forums(array('separator' => '','show_topic_count' => false, 'show_reply_count' => false)); ?>
That should get you going in the right direction.
@TravisHill — Your code worked without fail. Thank you my friend, you saved a lot of headache.
