securedme Well-known member Nov 1, 2023 #1 It just shows where I would like to put that thing, not really related to whether the thread is watched or not.
It just shows where I would like to put that thing, not really related to whether the thread is watched or not.
⭐ Alex ⭐ Well-known member Nov 1, 2023 #2 Well if you use your browser's developer tools you can inspect and see it's in a div with class structItem-statuses. Then you can search for this class in the templates in admin control panel https://example.com/admin.php?templates/search The results are conversation_list_macros structured_list.less thread_list_macros I think you want to change it in thread_list so let's take a look there. Search again for structItem-statuses in the code editor, and we see all the statuses in this block: Code: <xf:if contentcheck="true"> <ul class="structItem-statuses"> <xf:contentcheck> <xf:extension name="statuses"> So below here you can add your custom code to display something. Here's the documentation for this template syntax: Template syntax | Developer Documentation | XenForo Developer documentation for XenForo xenforo.com Upvote 0 Downvote
Well if you use your browser's developer tools you can inspect and see it's in a div with class structItem-statuses. Then you can search for this class in the templates in admin control panel https://example.com/admin.php?templates/search The results are conversation_list_macros structured_list.less thread_list_macros I think you want to change it in thread_list so let's take a look there. Search again for structItem-statuses in the code editor, and we see all the statuses in this block: Code: <xf:if contentcheck="true"> <ul class="structItem-statuses"> <xf:contentcheck> <xf:extension name="statuses"> So below here you can add your custom code to display something. Here's the documentation for this template syntax: Template syntax | Developer Documentation | XenForo Developer documentation for XenForo xenforo.com