Thanks for the quick reply.
I sent it in as a suggestion on your site.
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I sent it in as a suggestion on your site.
Ah, OK - thanks.
I'm really loving this add-on, the slider and featured polls have been really popular on my community. 
Feature request:
I notice you can set a background image for featured blocks.
How feasible would it be to extend this to allow background images for featured polls?
I have set a background image that shows up on every featured poll that appears on my front page like so:
Using this CSS works but naturally affects all featured polls:
Would be really cool if there was a way to have a different image for each different featured poll.
I'd be willing to pay for this extension if it's a feasible feature.
Feature request:
I notice you can set a background image for featured blocks.
How feasible would it be to extend this to allow background images for featured polls?
I have set a background image that shows up on every featured poll that appears on my front page like so:
Using this CSS works but naturally affects all featured polls:
Code:
div.NoAutoHeader.PollContainer>form>div {
background-image: url("...");
}Would be really cool if there was a way to have a different image for each different featured poll.
I'd be willing to pay for this extension if it's a feasible feature.
It's in the early stages but 2.15 is in development: http://support.cliptheapex.com/threads/whats-new-in-2-15.228/
So far, two new features for 2.15.
- Independent configurable sorting for the featured threads and slider entries
- Option to have the featured thread expire automatically when the poll closes
teletubbi
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What i am missing is a preview when update a featured thread.
Till now i can make changes there and when i save it throw me back to the original thread.
From there i must go back to featured thread page to see the result and if i don`t like the result i have to go the same way like before.
Till now i can make changes there and when i save it throw me back to the original thread.
From there i must go back to featured thread page to see the result and if i don`t like the result i have to go the same way like before.
There's no preview for initially featuring a thread either, so what's the difference between that and updating a featured thread?
teletubbi
Well-known member
Ok if you don`t want is up to you.
I have another sight of this. If i go with you we don`t need a preview for post at all.
But this is core. Why, if it is useless?
But what about to change the route after saving?
Changing to bring back to featured threads instead to the original thread?
I have another sight of this. If i go with you we don`t need a preview for post at all.
But this is core. Why, if it is useless?
But what about to change the route after saving?
Changing to bring back to featured threads instead to the original thread?
Well you're the one asking for it to be changed.
I'm pointing out that other than the thread there isn't an obvious page to reload, depending on which options and configuration is set up.
Hence why it reloads the thread.
teletubbi
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I mean you tell me from the sight of a developer.
I don`t know if this need to change a lot of code or not.
I also don`t know if this possible at all. Like if this page is enabled go back to there, else go back to original.
That`s why you are a developer and i am a consumer.
But i hope you understand my intention with this questions from a consumer sight.
I don`t know if this need to change a lot of code or not.
I also don`t know if this possible at all. Like if this page is enabled go back to there, else go back to original.
That`s why you are a developer and i am a consumer.
But i hope you understand my intention with this questions from a consumer sight.
It's possible but it's the definition of bloat.
In order to please everyone and account for all set -ups it would be if this do that, otherwise if this do that, otherwise if this that and the other do that...
Hence why it reloads the thread.
In order to please everyone and account for all set -ups it would be if this do that, otherwise if this do that, otherwise if this that and the other do that...
Hence why it reloads the thread.
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