Recent content by Jeremy P

This will almost certainly just be your ad blocker triggering because the word "ad" appears in the URL. Try disabling it.

As if it were a Less mixin: .some-element-class { .xf-sylphian_verify_minecraft_motd(); }

I see, in this case it's probably best to use the default serialized value behavior so you don't have to duplicate the CustomFieldsHolder behavior. Note that for XF 2.4 that the current behavior is deprecated and replaced with an index table which holds each value in separate rows for arrays.

Most remaining serialized data in the core was migrated to JSON in XF 2.1.0 seven years ago (though there are vanishingly few places that still use serialized data where appropriate). When in doubt, I'd stick to JSON.

Those are all separate directives that clear different things. Clearing the cache does not clear cookies or storage, and vice versa. Cookies and storage do not need to be cleared during logouts (we have separate handling for this to retain specific items). You can use the config directive in...

I doubt it was in a template. I can't reproduce it here though. Worth testing on a default style with all add-ons disabled, and if it persists you can post a new bug with reproduction steps. Note this bug specifically occurred when editing the first post in a thread (rather than using the 'Edit...

Not currently but it is forthcoming in 2.4: https://xenforo.com/community/threads/featured-content-improvements.229454/#-full-rest-api-support

The same technique described here applies: https://xenforo.com/community/threads/custom-prefixes.222693/post-1688837

.structItem.structItem--thread.is-prefix1 { background-color: yellow; }

The display conditions just control whether or not to display the widget, meaning the conditional will cause the widget to be displayed to users belonging to group 37. It has no bearing over the content of the widget. You could instead edit the widget_birthday template and replace the wrapper...

The rows have a class of .is-prefix{id} so you can use that to target them for whatever CSS you want.

You'd have to add it in your front-end template: <xf:js> XF.extendObject(XF.phrases, { my_phrase: "{{ phrase('my_phrase')|escape('js') }}", my_other_phrase: "{{ phrase('my_other_phrase')|escape('js') }}" }); </xf:js>

You could do it based on their ID: $xf.visitor.user_id === 123

There is no total in that sense as the scores and weights are relative to each other. For example, using the quoted configuration, a thread with ten reaction points and no replies will have a trending score of 200, where a thread with two replies and one reaction point will have a trending score...