Bold font for new threads

[ponzinomics]

Hi, I am using the default template. It shows a different icon when a member has threads pending to be read which is right. I would like to set the style of the thread title to bold font-weight for this case of threads with unread posts leaving the normal font-weight for the other. Is there any example of this available? thanks

(I initially opened the question here support.proboards.com/thread/519694/icons-new?page=1&scrollTo=5950252)

[Chris]

Although the information is present in a thread list template variable ( $[thread.content_class] contains a "new" class if the thread has unread posts) it is not granular enough to create a decision branch in the layout. The presence of this "new" class however is perfect for a CSS rule

.container.threads .list .new .thread-link {
 font-weight: bolder;
}

[ponzinomics]

works like a charm

[lelos]

sorry ,but where do i must put this thanks

[Hernandez]

Admin Home> Themes> Layout Templates> Boards> Thread List

[d3]

The following is what is located under 'Thread List':


{foreach $[thread]}

<tr id="$[thread.content_id]" class="$[thread.content_class]">

<td class="icon">$[thread.icon]</td>

<td class="checkbox clickable">$[thread.checkbox]</td>

<td class="main clickable" title="$[thread.short_content]">

<table>

<tr>

<td>$[thread.icons]</td>

<td>

$[thread.labels]

<span class="link target">$[thread]</span>

{if $[thread.pagination]}<div class="ui-micro-pagination">Pages: $[thread.pagination]</div>{/if}

</td>

</tr>

</table>

</td>

<td class="created-by clickable">$[thread.created_by]</td>

<td class="replies clickable">$[thread.replies]</td>

<td class="views">$[thread.views]</td>

<td class="latest last">by $[thread.last_post.created_by]<br />$[thread.last_post.created_on]</td>

</tr>

{/foreach}

{if !$[thread]}

<tr class="last">

<td class="last center" colspan="7">No threads were found.</td>

</tr>

{/if}

Where and how exactly would I insert the code provided by Chris?

Thanks much!

[Lynx]

Since the code Chris provided is CSS, I'd recommend putting it in at the bottom of your stylesheet, not template.

[d3]

thank you!

[davey40]

This doesn't seem to work for me, is the a more recent guide?

[Beckea]

Jan 19, 2020 7:39:52 GMT -8 davey40 said:

This doesn't seem to work for me, is the a more recent guide?

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