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OK I am pulling my hair out here trying to get this to work. Can someone please help me.
In styles, what does .inline_selected do?
It seems to work in preview and do what I want it to do, ie. change color when mouse is over that thread name (right?), but online on my test forum that just isn't happening. Why? Do I have to "turn it on" somewhere, or can someone just tell me how I get this thing going.
This one small thing is driving me nuts.
Thank you.
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no.. that class is used for 2 places: if you are admin or a mod of a specific forum, you can select threads to moderate.. when you do, that thread will have the .inline_selected class applied.. ie: it highlights it .. same idea goes for when you are viewing your Private messages.. -- if you are looking to style the mouseover preview dealio -- that is in Misc properties.. tooltip header and content 
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As I've said countless times, this isn't in the stock product; it's a tweak to the css files that I've applied for him when he contracted me for styling.
Several of my free themes that I've released have this in them, just look at their "Extra CSS" directive in the style editor when editing one of them (note that not all of them have it)
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you'd just have to add the extra styling to the Extra Css section and *poof* done.. your original post wasn't that clear  try this as a start, then i think you'll get the idea .forumtitle:hover {
background:#F4F7F4 none repeat scroll 0%;
}
.posttime:hover {
background:#F4F7F4 none repeat scroll 0%;
}
.topictime:hover {
background:#F4F7F4 none repeat scroll 0%;
}
.alt-topictime:hover {
background:#F4F7F4 none repeat scroll 0%;
}
.new-topictime:hover {
background:#F4F7F4 none repeat scroll 0%;
}
.new-alt-topictime:hover {
background:#F4F7F4 none repeat scroll 0%;
}
.topicsubject:hover {
background:#F4F7F4 none repeat scroll 0%;
}
.new-topicsubject:hover {
background:#F4F7F4 none repeat scroll 0%;
}
.alt-topicsubject:hover {
background:#F4F7F4 none repeat scroll 0%;
}
.new-alt-topicsubject:hover {
background:#F4F7F4 none repeat scroll 0%;
}keep in mind that if you have a hover tooltip enabled, it's gonna give you a siezure :hihi: but you can see how it works, but just trying to add those to your extra css.. note, i chose a light color and you might like a different one.. sooo just play with #F4F7F4 to see what you would settle with
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OK thank you.
I'll try that on Monday when I'm back "working".
"keep in mind that if you have a hover tooltip enabled, it's gonna give you a siezure :hihi:"
Does that mean they can't be used together?
Thanks
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no, you can, but you might not want to..
that's why i added the individual user ability (extra_field_1) to decide if they want it or not..
try it and then you decide for yourself :3c:
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Thanks, sorry can you explain this a bit more
"that's why i added the individual user ability (extra_field_1) to decide if they want it or not.."
I just put that code in actually and it seemed to work... any way to get it on the main Forums page as well (ie. the list of the forums)
Thanks
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OK I have got this working ok now.
1 more related perhaps question.
Is there any way to have it so that if a post is a "Global Announcement" (or perhaps even just sticky) then it also has a different cell background shade so that it sticks out more?
Thanks
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yah, you would have to modify two things: 1) the postlist.tpl would have logic to add to the class based upon {if $postrow[topic].announce} kinda dealio. so you'd append an extra class to things like: class="{$postrow[topic].color}newintopic" and make it class="{$postrow[topic].color}newintopic announcey" do that for each of the td's in the row basically 2) then add the class in your extra css like .announcey {background: hotpink;} *poof* done
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It would be nice to have this feature - in fact I prefer the slightly separated and perhaps with a different background.
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