A lot of people want to know how to do this. Its fairly easy to do, and you can even customize it by using HTML if you so please
The way its set up by default is offline/online are displayed with an off/on image at the bottom of the postbit. I don't know about you, but I don't even really look there when I am seeing if someone is offline or online. So its easier if its placed under the avatar with a <br> to seperate
So here goes
Go to your admin panel, then go to the templates section.
You are going to need to modify the following templates.
Postbit
Postbit_offline
Postbit_online
First off change the postbit_offline template to the following:
Second, change postbit_online to the following:
Now comes the tricky part. Open up the postbit template.
About 3 quarters of the way down you will see a variable called $onlinestatus. Cut it from there. Then scroll up until you see the following:
Replace that code with the following:
That should work perfectly, if you have any troubles let me know.
The way its set up by default is offline/online are displayed with an off/on image at the bottom of the postbit. I don't know about you, but I don't even really look there when I am seeing if someone is offline or online. So its easier if its placed under the avatar with a <br> to seperate
So here goes
Go to your admin panel, then go to the templates section.
You are going to need to modify the following templates.
Postbit
Postbit_offline
Postbit_online
First off change the postbit_offline template to the following:
Code:
<b>Offline!</b>
Code:
<b>Online!</b>
About 3 quarters of the way down you will see a variable called $onlinestatus. Cut it from there. Then scroll up until you see the following:
Code:
<smallfont>Registered: $post[joindate]<br> Location: $post[field2]<br> Posts: $post[posts]</smallfont>
Code:
<smallfont>Status: $onlinestatus<br> Registered: $post[joindate]<br> Location: $post[field2]<br> Posts: $post[posts]</smallfont>
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