Jon W
Well-known member
It is for exactly what you are doing. But you have to write your own CSS, either directly into the EXTRA.css template, or by linking another CSS file (as described).Okay, for what is then the "Category Class Name:...." box?
It is for exactly what you are doing. But you have to write your own CSS, either directly into the EXTRA.css template, or by linking another CSS file (as described).Okay, for what is then the "Category Class Name:...." box?
Ah, now I understand it, thank youIt is for exactly what you are doing. But you have to write your own CSS, either directly into the EXTRA.css template, or by linking another CSS file (as described).
Level 2 categories are the categories that look like forums. Level 1 categories are not supported at present. This is as designed.I have CSS classes specified on some category nodes, but these are not coming through, even on the default style.
Can you tell me where these classes are being applied because the template modifications reference node_category_level_2 -
My categories on the forum list are using node_category_level_1
Where is node_category_level_2 used?
Yeah, I just worked out what's happening : easy fixedLevel 2 categories are the categories that look like forums. Level 1 categories are not supported at present. This is as designed.
No plans at the moment, but please do PM me if you are interested in contributing to that.Any plan to update this addon supporting fontawesome icons?
.unread .nodeIcon {opacity:1;}
.nodeIcon {opacity:0.4;}
This is how I added faded node icons for read forums:
In extra.css, add:
Code:.unread .nodeIcon {opacity:1;} .nodeIcon {opacity:0.4;}
If there's a better way to do it, let me know![]()
Nope, sorry.Does the add-on support inheritance? As in if I set an icon at the category level will it apply to all children?
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