node list

Is there a way for the forum prefixes to be displayed on the node list home page as shown in the example?

[XTR] Node List Widget - Forum List Widget This add-on allows users could easily access to the nodes or sub nodes they want easily just by a click. XenForo 2.2.x Compatibility Requires PHP 7.2+ Supports only XF 2.2.2+ Note: Please do not install the add-on, if you are using lower than XF...

Node list mover gives the admin the option to display the list of nodes below the list of threads. You can set it so all node lists for every forum is listed below the thread lists, or just for select forums. See screen shots. Phrases: None. Template mods: Two, one to remove the node list...

BassMan submitted a new resource: Remove Node Stats, RSS Icon and/or Last Posts - Remove Node Stats, remove RSS Icon and Last Posts (or show only on hover) Read more about this resource...

Description: removes and shows only on hover the Node Stats (with no changes in responsive) removes the RSS Icon in node list (added extra option to show only on hover) removes the Last Posts in node list all is fully customizable Example with some edits: < before installation > < after...

The prefix adds context to thread titles, so we shouldn't display threads *anywhere* in the forum without the prefix. I would like to see the prefix shown in the last post box (nodeLastPost div) of the node list, please, as well as everywhere else that a thread title is displayed.

Currently updating the HTML for a page you get pushed back to the node list, which is annoying when you have 500 nodes in a list and constantly have to search/find it. Having an additional button on the page node to not just save, but save/reload so you can continue editing while you're testing...

I think this was not feasible in other forum software due to licensing issues. But it would be nice if people could choose what forums to show on the "front". Or the admin could create a set of customized fronts. This may not be widely required, but certain forums could take advantage of this...

Back when AVForums was a small forum, I distinctly remember visiting our American cousin AVSForum and being utterly intimidated by the sheer number of forums on the forum list. WHOA! A huge long list of forums and subforums. It was overwhelming. Now I know xenForo presents forums in a...