Tutorial For Postbit like NulledBB, LeakForums, etc.

I see the same general post bit layout among a few different forums.It's anadaptive and good looking post bit, if someone could make a tutorialwould appreciate it.

Seems like everybody wants something that Nulled has

But its pretty simple

Just use float left & right. If you are new to the software, I would recommend downloading some themes from https://nulledbb.com/Forum-1-8-x and just copying code from one theme to another. (Good way to see what other themes use, and help you on your feet.)

Quote:<span style="font-size:13px;">
<div align="center">
<div class="float_left">{$lang->postbit_posts}</div> <div class="float_right">{$post['postnum']}</div><br />
<div class="float_left">{$lang->postbit_threads}</div> <div class="float_right">{$post['threadnum']}</div><br />
<div class="float_left">{$lang->postbit_joined}</div> <div class="float_right">{$post['userregdate']}</div>

{$post['replink']}{$post['profilefield']}</span></div>

Something to get you started, as an example. (This is from the Supreme Forums theme)

Edit: That goes in postbit author user, in postbit templates.

Also I would recommend adding your own "style" to it, no fun in being the same as every where else!

27-04-2016, 03:15 AM

Brigand Wrote: Seems like everybody wants something that Nulled has

But its pretty simple

Just use float left & right. If you are new to the software, I would recommend downloading some themes from https://nulledbb.com/Forum-1-8-x and just copying code from one theme to another. (Good way to see what other themes use, and help you on your feet.)

Quote:<span style="font-size:13px;">
<div align="center">
<div class="float_left">{$lang->postbit_posts}</div> <div class="float_right">{$post['postnum']}</div><br />
<div class="float_left">{$lang->postbit_threads}</div> <div class="float_right">{$post['threadnum']}</div><br />
<div class="float_left">{$lang->postbit_joined}</div> <div class="float_right">{$post['userregdate']}</div>

{$post['replink']}{$post['profilefield']}</span></div>

Something to get you started, as an example. (This is from the Supreme Forums theme)

Edit: That goes in postbit author user, in postbit templates.

Also I would recommend adding your own "style" to it, no fun in being the same as every where else!

Alright thanks for this,I'll definitely take a look. Another question about the themes, do you have to run it through MyBB to separate the XML file into templates like MyBB has it laid out?