XF 1.2 Template conditional for a certain forum

[rellek]

Hi,

I have some stuff in my header and I want to disable it in certain forums. The stuff is displayed everywhere like at the members list and in threads. How can I make the system check if I am in a node with the ID 1234 to exclude it and all of its contents from that code?

Thanks.

 

[Paul B]

<xen:if is="{$forum.node_id} == x">
...
</xen:if>

http://xenforo.com/community/resources/conditional-statements.1604/

 

[rellek]

Thanks, working well!

 

[rellek]

It's me again.

I have a template modification in public.css which is meant to replace that:

<xen:if is="!{$visitor.user_id} AND {$forum.node_id} != 47 AND {$forum.node_id} != 33">
height: {xen:calc '@headerLogoHeight + @headerTabHeight * 2 + 317'}px;
<xen:else />
height: {xen:calc '@headerLogoHeight + @headerTabHeight * 2 + 2'}px;
</xen:if>

It's looking for that:

height: {xen:calc '@headerLogoHeight + @headerTabHeight * 2 + 2'}px;

If a user is a guest and not in forum 47 or 33, it should add 317. If you are a registered user or in forum 47 or 33, it should add 2.

Where's my mistake? It always does add 317, no matter if I'm registered or not.

 

[Mike]

You can't make any CSS changes based on the visitor, the node, etc. You need to apply (or remove classes) and then target your CSS based on that.

 

[rellek]

Okay, thanks. So a solution would be to let TMS remove this line and put it into a normal html template based on node and user id, right?

 

[Mike]

You would add a class to the HTML where you think appropriate and then add an additional CSS selector to override the rule when that class is there.

 

[rellek]

Great, thanks.