is ther a shoutbox or tagboard for phpnuke i seenone somewere but i forgot the link :twisted:

thanx

You'll need to paste this code inside a new block. This may save you some time guessing what to do with it.

Code:

<iframe src="shoutbox/viewshoutbox.php" width="100%" height="300" frameborder="0"> View the shoutbox </iframe>

You can see the effects of the css modifications here (I used the fiblack for this cause it is the best so far).:arrow: http://martingy2k.no-ip.com/php-nuke/shoutbox.htm
(Put the shoutbox folder in your nuke folder.)
Use the shoutbox.css as a template to create your matching theme and replace the one in the shoutbox folder. :!:

quiecom should create an easier way of making the block blend with the current theme...maybe i should look at the code, im sure there is a way to tell it to take certain elements from the current theme and use it with that block.

Yes look in viewshoutbox.php
IN there is this line

Code:

<? if (!isset($stylesheet)) { $stylesheet="shoutbox.css"; } ?>

That is where you define what style sheet the shoutbox is to use.
I'm sure you can change that code to look at the current theme's css style instead. The css style sheets that come with the shoutbox are just basic css styles that are pretty much defined in the theme css.

mikem

hmm yes you are right....im definitely going to look at the code tonight.

All you have to do is put a different CSS in the dir and remove the one that was in there. As long as it is names shoutbox.css. Been dooing it for months.
And you have to edit it to be what you want. Shoutbox comes with a folder fill of examples from different people. Just make your own from the theme css.

The way you mentioned you would have to add objects to the theme css.

I'm going to try copying the theme css and renaming it and place it in the shoutbox dir and add a few objects.

yeah but the point is you still have to edit to to exactly match your theme....get where i going?

gl with testing that out martin, it will be a great help if it works

Well, I still like my idea of just simply having the shoutbox refer to the Default theme's css style sheet. DONE. No editing no fancy stuff. In theory, it should work.

mikem