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In forums > front > index > forumGridItem Find and remove this:
 
{{if $forum->hasChildren()}} <h4 class='ipsType_minorHeading ipsSpacer_top'>{lang="subforums"}</h4> <ul class="ipsList_inline"> {{foreach $forum->children() as $subforum}} <li class="{{if \IPS\forums\Topic::containerUnread( $subforum )}}ipsDataItem_unread{{endif}}"> <a href="{$subforum->url()}"> {{if \IPS\forums\Topic::containerUnread( $subforum )}} <span class='ipsItemStatus ipsItemStatus_tiny {{if !\IPS\forums\Topic::containerUnread( $subforum ) && !$subforum->redirect_on}}ipsItemStatus_read{{endif}}'> <i class="fa fa-circle"></i> </span> {{endif}} {$subforum->_title} </a> </li> {{endforeach}} </ul> {{endif}}  

In forums > front > index > forumRow Find and remove this:
{{if $forum->hasChildren()}} <ul class="ipsDataItem_subList ipsList_inline"> {{foreach $forum->children() as $subforum}} <li class="{{if \IPS\forums\Topic::containerUnread( $subforum )}}ipsDataItem_unread{{endif}}"> <a href="{$subforum->url()}">{{if \IPS\forums\Topic::containerUnread( $subforum )}}<span class='ipsItemStatus ipsItemStatus_tiny {{if !\IPS\forums\Topic::containerUnread( $subforum ) && !$subforum->redirect_on}}ipsItemStatus_read{{endif}}'><i class="fa fa-circle"></i></span>&nbsp;{{endif}}{$subforum->_title}</a> </li> {{endforeach}} </ul> {{endif}}  

Themes > Click edit on your theme > front end colors tab > Body background
If this doesn’t change it then you need to talk to the theme author.

This was brought up internally already for discussion. I can't say when or if it might be done, but just wanted to note your suggestion was seen.

You can edit the language variable in that case @xtech since the tab/menu values are unique to the menu.

This is already doable. But it sounds like you want albums OUTSIDE of categories. So Category-less albums.

 
You can already restrict the number of albums and the number of images in each album. See image above.

I'll consider it but I had decided not to use apps made by you anymore.
I'll have to decide how important it is to me.

Bugs should be reported via a support ticket.

You mean like via the "Albums" tab in a profile?

Do it at the field level instead of at the article level. So edit the permissions of the fields and create a special “guest teaser” field. This field only shows to guests while the others don’t.

You would have to do this at the theme level unfortunately. So you can do it one of a few way depending on the block.
I normally do something like this:
[data-blockid="app_cms_Database_50o7otc74"] { display: none; } [data-pageid="ID#"] [data-blockid="app_cms_Database_50o7otc74"] { display: block; } You'd have to fine the identifiers for the blocks you are using specifically though.

Do it the ye-olde way?
Upload a .html or .php file to your server....

I'm going to assume you mean that you update the forum itself and not the topics/posts within it?
If yes then the answer is no. "Last update" information is exclusive to the last post (not even update) that was posted to the forum.

CTRL+F in the admin panel for "support" is normally the easiest way but:
DOMAIN/admin/?app=core&module=support&controller=support
Is the normal URL.
Then "something isn't working correctly" and continue. It will clear the site cache which SHOULD fix the missing files issue.

Try running the support tool to clear the cache.

thankyou so much , all fixed.

In forums > front > index > forumRow Find and remove this:
{{if $forum->hasChildren()}} <ul class="ipsDataItem_subList ipsList_inline"> {{foreach $forum->children() as $subforum}} <li class="{{if \IPS\forums\Topic::containerUnread( $subforum )}}ipsDataItem_unread{{endif}}"> <a href="{$subforum->url()}">{{if \IPS\forums\Topic::containerUnread( $subforum )}}<span class='ipsItemStatus ipsItemStatus_tiny {{if !\IPS\forums\Topic::containerUnread( $subforum ) && !$subforum->redirect_on}}ipsItemStatus_read{{endif}}'><i class="fa fa-circle"></i></span>&nbsp;{{endif}}{$subforum->_title}</a> </li> {{endforeach}} </ul> {{endif}}  

Bugs should be reported via a support ticket.

Disagree,
When you label someone as banned you are in a sense classing this as a bad person and parading this information to all your other members. Other members don't need to know who is banned or not, as someone else pointed out, it is none of their damn business.
It is like sites who create a whole topic to let others know that 'John Doe' is banned for X and X amount of time. If I see these types of posts, I will not join that community, period!
The only people that need to know who is banned, is your admin and your moderators. I have found over the years having Banned all over your site just creates more issues, like people asking why so and so was banned and how unfair it was of you to ban them.
Move on from 20 years ago and make moderation invisible to your users.
For example. When I moderate someone, the moderation is between the site staff and the person moderated. We never ever discuss moderation with anyone other than the person moderated and we learnt this the hard way. All you are doing is setting your self up for a world of hurt if you start explaining or posting your moderation reasons to all your members.
And for those saying that your members are too old to change, tosh! They might not like it at first, but they will get used to the changes. I generally find my members are more accepting if I explain to them why I am making the changes first. FYI, most of my members are in their 50's, football fans, and arrogant assholes, and if they can get used to change then anyone can!

Themes > Edit HTML & CSS > Add to globalTemplate

So, this plugin existed in 4.4 and I sorely doubt that they will deny it in 4.5. Its a cosmetic change that doesn't affect performance. When they speak of "removed functionality" they are talking about things that are detrimental to the health of a site and thus why it was removed (Re: the topic title of the next unread post at the bottom of a thread:

which was removed due to major performance issues on large communities)
As for the link on time.... that's been a feature since IPS was in version 1.x. Honestly most platforms have the feature to click or copy the link from the time as its been a building block of forums for as long as I can remember for over the past 20 years.
 
IPS isn't depriving you of choice. YOU have the choice to add it yourself. All IPS did was remove the fact that they offer it as default functionality. I personally removed post numbers even in the 2.x days and find softwares that use post number a little archaic and aged. Yes. Even Xenforo is getting a little behind in the UI times.
 
Unfortunately, that's not how time works and using referencial time makes what you're looking for impossible but its cute. If you find the time clutter then remove it. I find the time a good reference for me to know how long ago something was posted. Its my best reference IMHO.
 
Overall, I've seen this come up a few times since it was removed in the 4.x days and its a circular conversation.
"I want it because I think its useful"
People provide "reasons why its not useful"
"BUT I WANT IT BECAUSE I LIKE IT!"
"Okay but its not useful... here are more reasons."
"But I think I deserve to be able to keep it despite your reasons."
"Well then use a plugin. Its not coming back to core."
"BUT I WANT IT because...." return to step one.
 
 
This whole conversation so far has been that and if you go back through it, it really exemplifies what I just put into laymens terms. I understand that you feel its useful for your community but really it would be more "useful" overall if you taught your users how to use the newer more advanced features then asking for the more basic archaic features back.
Education is king in a community environment, don't teach your users that this is a bad thing, teach them that it both helps THEM as its faster and it helps the end user because its easier.
Hell.... teach them how to use quotes. Quotes link to the original post.

It would be awesome (and I know a mod could make it and I may just code it myself if necessary) if there was a 'statistics' widget for pages databases. Basically like other statistics widgets where if gives you the number of records (using the databases record lingo) number of comments and latest record.