Posts by Plunts

Thats a totaly valid word in german Though it may be fake anyway, I don't know...

Look at the picture It shows the menu path and what you have to enter in each field.

You should replace it exacly as I wrote above. Then you can use the language editor to add a new variable with the name "wcf.header.menu.user.gallery.title" with whatever content you want

The code is repeated for all items the $ indicates that it is a variable which is replaced with different texts each loop. Try to replace it and you'll see.

The popup is always set to the same text as the link. You will have to change the template "headerMenu" and change the title-attribute of the link. For example you could change this:

title="{lang}{@$item.menuItem}{/lang}"

to this:

title="{lang}{@$item.menuItem}.title{/lang}"

and add an additional language variable with the name you will see.

You can either just install it as an update or you use the importer (which is delivered directly with the setup) to import the default wbb3 data. The importer doesn't import plugin data, so just updating is the better option in most cases.

I think if you ask in a woltlab forum everyone will say: The Burning Board Lite But in fact they are both free, why don't you just try it?

Did you try using the style editor in your ACP? I think creating an own package is the wrong way to do it.

Yes, that would be possible. It's just an option to set rights for guests and registered users at the same time, so you don't have to do the work twice

I just tested it. It just works for user ranks, not for individual user titles.

It's already enabled as far as I know.

In the wbb3 you just have to give your usergroup the right to set sticky/important threads. You'll get some radio buttons at top of the thread-add-form

wcf.acp has no value, it's just a category You have to install a language xml within your package where you can define your own variables. Take a look at an existing plugin to see how it works. Then you can use it in templates and in your scripts.

It's not in the ACP Look at the bottom right of the thread-page, there you'll find moderative options.

Google? http://www.cometchat.com/

You should install the newsest version of the portal And then you should ask in the support forum of the plugin.

You are not allowed to change the copyright

Maybe you should try this: http://community.woltlab.com/db/index.php?page=Project&projectID=1369

That is not an archive, it's only a different view of a thread. I think it was used for SEO-reasons, but you don't need it for that anymore.

Are you sure, that you didn't change anything? The Editor works fine on a clean installation.