The converter has redirect code in place to redirect all your Xenforo links to Invision Community ones. If you disable or uninstall the application those links will return a 404 error instead of redirecting.
You can probably create a plugin or edit the code directly at worst to change the layout of the feed. Which RSS feed do you want to change exactly? The list of topics from a forum? The list of entries from a blog? Every feed's code is in a different location.
Based on that error it looks like you're using ImageMagick and a recent update seems to have broken handling animated gif images (and the gif image in your zip is indeed animated).
Can you check if the issue happens only with animated images? You could also try switching the ACP setting from ImageMagick to GD and try uploading again the same animated gif. Does the issue still happen also when you switch to GD?
I haven't looked at the code since I'm replying from my phone, but it should certainly be possible to add some code to have the club auto-approve any request automatically. 🤔
Entries (or anything else that supports future publishing really) are published by a task that runs every 10 minutes. In your screenshot it says 4 minutes still. As long as it gets published before that count goes above 10 minutes everything should be working properly.
If that time goes above 10 minutes then something is indeed wrong.
I believe you are talking about the popular posts that appear at the bottom of the topic summary in the sidebar?
If so the problem is this code:
<p class='ipsMargin:none ipsMargin_top:half ipsType_medium ipsType_richText' data-ipsTruncate data-ipsTruncate-size='3 lines' data-ipsTruncate-type='remove'>
{$data['comment']->truncated(true, 200)}
</p>
The truncated() function calls strip_tags() and removes any HTML except line breaks. Even if Dawpi's code replaces the text with links they are then stripped from it when strip_tags() is called.
As long as the semicolon is there that code works just fine inside a custom PHP block. I just tested myself by copy pasting your code (adding the semicolon) in a block. Then I added the block to a page.
Maybe you have more code in your block other than the one you posted in the first post?
And no, there is no need to even use a function. You can just input your PHP code inside the block without it. A custom PHP block with the code below prints the same output as your code above:
echo 'testing';
Add this css rule in your theme's custom.css file:
.ipsType_richText a {
color: red;
}
Change the color to whatever you want.
This will change links in any kind of posted content, not only posts though. If you specifically want only topic posts it needs to apply to some more classes/attributes.
I don't have access to a 3.x version right now but it should be in the settings area for either registrations, security, or spam. If you enter CAPTCHA in the live search field it should return some results.