Welcome On Index

Extensions & Styles for phpBB 3.1.X
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Re: Welcome On Index

Post by Stoker »

And please let me know if you like the new design better than the old one.
I did some changes today that does better in responsive.

Re: Welcome On Index

Post by Sniper_E »

Stoker wrote:overall_header_content_before.html doesn't this place it on all pages?
Ah... Uh, yea, didn't think of that at all. <!-- IF S_INDEX or S_PORTAL --> would fix that I guess. Your call.
I'm still learning this stuff. I'll definitely update when you get there. Cool stuff!

Re: Welcome On Index

Post by Stoker »

Updated to fix bugs and give better responsive view :)

Re: Welcome On Index

Post by Sniper_E »

Just updated... after I sent PM. Then updated file structure with your update, with what I sent you, as on my site.

Re: Welcome On Index

Post by Nully »

The fonts seem very little for me. Would it be possible to have them a little bigger?
fonts_welcome.png
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Re: Welcome On Index

Post by Stoker »

Nully wrote:The fonts seem very little for me. Would it be possible to have them a little bigger?
fonts_welcome.png
Sure, you can open the html file in the extensions template event folder and style it with font-size: something px;

Re: Welcome On Index

Post by Nully »

Ok, I'll have a look in this new template.
You mean \ext\stoker\welcomeonindex\styles\all\template\event\index_body_markforums_before.html

Edit
I don't find where to modify.

Re: Welcome On Index

Post by Nully »

It's not important. I can zoom display.
Something else: is it possible to change the colour background? A different colour from forum's background.

Re: Welcome On Index

Post by Anders »

Hi
On the welcome index you have the avatar to left is it possible rezise it?

Re: Welcome On Index

Post by Stoker »

Anders wrote:Hi
On the welcome index you have the avatar to left is it possible rezise it?
The avatar is resized in phpBB 3.1 in the navbar_header.html using a css class. You can do the same.