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I wonder if the following could be modified for this purpose: http://wiki.punres.org/Find_related_top … le_posting

The dots are your fault.

Without looking at the stylesheet, from what I can remember conr and conl both contain unordered lists. By changing to conz you stopped the style rules that get rid of the bullets from working.

Why did you change to conz? Does

#brdwelcome .conr, #brdwelcome .conl {
        float: left;
        text-align: left;
        width: 100%
        display: block;
}

not work?

What makes PHP4 better?

a) You might want to describe what specific problem you are having
b) You might want to ask the author of the mod about it

Replace the query with the following:

// Print the categories and forums
$result = $db->query('SELECT c.id AS cid, c.cat_name, f.id AS fid, f.forum_name, f.forum_desc, f.redirect_url, f.moderators, f.num_topics, f.num_posts, f.last_post_id, f.last_poster, t.subject FROM '.$db->prefix.'categories AS c INNER JOIN '.$db->prefix.'forums AS f ON c.id=f.cat_id INNER JOIN topics AS t ON f.last_post_id=t.last_post_id LEFT JOIN '.$db->prefix.'forum_perms AS fp ON (fp.forum_id=f.id AND fp.group_id='.$pun_user['g_id'].') WHERE fp.read_forum IS NULL OR fp.read_forum=1 ORDER BY c.disp_position, c.id, f.disp_position', true) or error('Unable to fetch category/forum list', __FILE__, __LINE__, $db->error());

Replace the $last_post conditional with the following:

    // If there is a last_post/last_poster.
    if ($cur_forum['last_post_id'] != '' && $pun_config['o_censoring'] == '1')
        $last_post = '<a href="viewtopic.php?pid='.$cur_forum['last_post_id'].'#p'.$cur_forum['last_post_id'].'">'.censor_words(pun_htmlspecialchars($cur_forum['subject'])).'</a> <span class="byuser">'.$lang_common['by'].' '.pun_htmlspecialchars($cur_forum['last_poster']).'</span>';
    elseif ($cur_forum['last_post_id'] != '' && $pun_config['o_censoring'] == '0')
        $last_post = '<a href="viewtopic.php?pid='.$cur_forum['last_post_id'].'#p'.$cur_forum['last_post_id'].'">'.pun_htmlspecialchars($cur_forum['subject']).'</a> <span class="byuser">'.$lang_common['by'].' '.pun_htmlspecialchars($cur_forum['last_poster']).'</span>';
    else
        $last_post = ' ';

Edit: I just realized that I forgot to add code to clip overly long topic subjects. I will do so soon.

You can pay up and get your database from your host.

It's not SMF that doesn't want you to convert, it's the host that's making money off of ads it displays on your forums.

I have many of the same qualms with Digg as you sirena, although they have not managed to drive me away quite yet.

That's the way it's intended to work. It's not actually "unread posts", but "new posts since last visit". It won't be marked read until you push the link to mark all topics as read or until your next visit.

That's just the way CSS works, sorry.

Anyway, here's the deal: because style sheets are cascading, <pun_status> does inherit some styling from the menu box. The trouble is that <pun_status> also gets the styles applied to other elements, namely those with the classes "conr" and "conl". From what I can tell, it's the styles applied to precisely those classes that are causing your positioning problems, which is why I gave you the CSS that I did.

So please at least try out what I gave you, and we can work on it from there. To reiterate what Smartys said: anything you want applied all the time, regardless of the style the user has selected, put into base.css and anything that you want applied only to a specific style add to either style.css or style_cs.css.

Yep, I've done it before. You might have to do a little editing, but nothing major.

First of all, it doesn't matter whether or not it's in header.php, it matters where the tag is in main.tpl.

Anyway, I was suggesting something like this:

<div class="block">
        <h2><span>Menu</span></h2>
        <pun_status>
</div>

Thus you would edit header.php to assign the brdstatus DIV the box class so hopefully things would look right (hopefully). Style is in the CSS, but it depends heavily upon the selectors in the HTML, which is generated by the PHP files.

Alternatively, you could just look in header.php and cannibalize the <pun_status> code. Copy it, comment it out of header.php, paste it into a new file, edit it to your liking, and add it into you template via <pun_include>, as described in the docs.

If you continue to have trouble, please post your CSS and either a link or a screenshot.

Good luck!

If it's something you really think is important, then go ahead, but I think it will end up read here anyway.