[Supa]

Ok, Im an idiot. I ran a search for zonecopper and got to this site. Im using zonecopepr, but not phpnuke. Argue. I'm running a joomla site atm for my guild. My bad guys. I really wanted help, just wrong area totally on my part.

DwD Guild Site - Home if wanna see what I've done anyways.

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Im using theme zonecopper, with phpBB in a wrapper. I'm trying to make my forums full screen, but need to eliminate the left blocks entirely when I click my forums link. I don't have a theme.php in my theme folder, so assuming it's in index.php. Cant find what their reffering to in any file though...

I found this:
How to make the Forums full screen/hide left Nuke blocks
In your theme.php you need to find:



Code:
function themeheader() { global $user, $banners, $sitename, $slogan, $cookie, $prefix, $dbi;

This is just an example, the list of variables ($user, $banners) won't match exactly.

Add the $name variable to the list:


Code:
function themeheader() { global $user, $banners, $sitename, $slogan, $cookie, $prefix, $name, $dbi;

Then find:


Code:
blocks(left);

And replace it with:


Code:
if ($name=='Forums') { /* Don't display it. */ } else { blocks(left); }

You will need to do this for each theme you have on your site.

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But:

I don't find what there referring to. I search for them in my index.php, and no matches come up. Anyone know where to replace this in the zonecopper theme index.php?

Would love any help you can give.

[Duke]

If your using phpbb with Joomla, it may be a good idea to ask this question at http://forum.joomla.org/. I really don't think the template system for Joomla is the same as themes for phpnuke so anything you ask here will likely not apply whatsoever to your Joomla theme.

I'd also suggest you get away from the Joomla wrapper as it makes it virtually impossible to link to your forum content properly. Anything used within the Joomla wrapper will assume the Joomla CMS url's I believe. If this is indeed the case, forget Search Engine Indexing of all your valuable forum posts.