Can't Get Monetary to Show Money on Custom Layout

[Jeopardy]

I know that the Monetary System is no longer being supported by Peter, but seeing as many sites still use it and many custom skins have support for it, I was hoping someone might be able to tell me what I'm missing as this is my first time making a custom skin from scratch.

I am unable to get the currency information to pop up when using the designated classes.

For example, I know to show the amount to use 
money_amount. I have it as:

<div class="satisminiinforow">

<span class="satisminiinfocol">

<div class="money_amount"></div>

       </span>

       <span class="satisminiinfocol">

        $[user.posts] posts

       </span>

</div>
I added an attachment to show what it looks like. I've also tried in the custom profile I'm working on, but nothing is showing there either. It shows up fine on the default Proboards skin.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. <3

Test site: worldinjeopardy.boards.net/

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[elli]

Have you tried using a <span> element instead of a <div>? Anywhere I use that class in my themes, it's on a span.

<span class="money_amount"></span>

[Jeopardy]

I tried it again and the money amount still doesn't show up. Thank you for the suggestion though. <3

[elli]

Next guess: do you have the YooTil plugin installed and loaded above the Monetary System? In the plugin list.

[Jeopardy]

Yup! I always keep Yootil at the top. I even turned off the other plugins to make sure nothing was getting in the way of it.

[Lynx]

Aug 7, 2020 6:33:47 GMT -8 Jeopardy said:

I know that the Monetary System is no longer being supported by Peter, but seeing as many sites still use it and many custom skins have support for it, I was hoping someone might be able to tell me what I'm missing as this is my first time making a custom skin from scratch.

Did you leave the default ID's and classes intact? Many plugins rely on those to work properly. If you've got a custom theme you're making from scratch, be sure to leave the default ID's and classes intact and just add your own classes to them, if you want specificity for targeting with CSS.

Classic example: If the default class is mini-profile (with a hyphen), don't change it to something like mini_profile (with an underscore) or remove the default completely (which is, in essence, what you're doing when you rename an ID or Class).

[Jeopardy]

Alright, I added the <div class="$[miniprofile_class]"> div back into the layout template to surround the rest of my code, but it's still not showing up. Are any other necessary ones in the instance of a mini-profile?

[Lynx]

Aug 9, 2020 14:19:38 GMT -8 Jeopardy said:

Alright, I added the <div class="$[miniprofile_class]"> div back into the layout template to surround the rest of my code, but it's still not showing up. Are any other necessary ones in the instance of a mini-profile?

You may need to ask in the support thread in regards to what other classes need to be present. While it's no longer supported, Peter (and be sure to tag him - @peter3) would be best qualified to let you know what other classes/ID's you might be missing or what ones to look for to see if they're present.