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Status CSS Class Tokens
John Henley edited this page Oct 2, 2024
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Three new tokens added to return a CSS class based on status of forum, topic, and/or post.
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[FORUM:STATUSCSSCLASS]
- Can be used inForum View
template -
[FORUMTOPIC:STATUSCSSCLASS]
- Can be used inForum View
andTopics View
template -
[FORUMPOST:STATUSCSSCLASS]
- Can be used inForum View
,Topics View
template, andTopic View
template
[FORUM:STATUSCSSCLASS]
gets replaced with:
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dcf-forumstatus-no-access
(you have "view" but not "read" access--should just remove one but preserved for legacy) -
dcf-forumstatus-no-topics
(forum is empty) -
dcf-forumstatus-new-topics
(last post in forum > user's last read post) -
dcf-forumstatus-unread-topics
(user has read newer posts but hasn't read every topic) -
dcf-forumstatus-all-topics-read
(user has read every topic in forum)
[FORUMTOPIC:STATUSCSSCLASS]
gets replaced with:
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dcf-topicstatus-no-access
(user can see that post was made but can't read it; has "view" but not "read" access--Note: should probably just remove one but this is to support legacy) -
dcf-topicstatus-new
(post > user's last read post; user hasn't read at all or may have read original post and earlier replies but there are new replies) -
dcf-topicstatus-unread
(user hasn't read at all) -
dcf-topicstatus-read
(user is up-to-date on topic and any replies) -
dcf-topicstatus-authored
(user is the one who created it)
Note: This may result in multiple variations such as unread + authored.
[FORUMPOST:STATUSCSSCLASS]
gets replaced with:
- 'dcf-poststatus-no-access' (user can see that post was made but can't read it; has "view" but not "read" access--Note: should probably just remove one but this is to support legacy)
- 'dcf-poststatus-new' (post/reply > user's last read post)
- 'dcf-poststatus-unread' (user hasn't read)
- 'dcf-poststatus-read'
- 'dcf-poststatus-authored' (user is the one who created it)
Note: This may result in multiple variations such as unread + authored.
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