By Ownaholic on
How exactly can I set up an automatic line barrier/separation in a Forum Post to separate the actual post from the user's signature?
Currently, my site has the post and the user's signature clashing together, looking as though the user posted his signature inside his post. This can get very confusing, and my users shouldn't have to manually put in a line separation.
Thanks!
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Make sure that your theme's
Make sure that your theme's style.css contains code for signatures. For example something like this:
I looked through the whole
I looked through the whole thing, didn't find anything that says signature on it. Signatures are obviously enabled in the actual Drupal-end of things, but nothing in the style.css =/
I probably shouldn't post the whole code, but I'm going to anyway just to see if you can help me out:
Paste the code from my last
Paste the code from my last reply and see if it works. Make sure to flash your caches after you made the changes.
I added it to the very end of
I added it to the very end of the code, since I couldn't find a more sensible place to put it, and unfortunately still nothing.
Stupid question, but how exactly does one flash the cache? I've never heard the phrase before. I've cleared browser cache, but that's as far as my knowledge of it goes. I'm a Drupal noob. =[
Sorry, typo
Flush! Go to admin/settings/performance and scroll down. There you find a clear caches button.
Have you pasted my code with the . in front of signature?
Haha, oh, I actually already
Haha, oh, I actually already knew how to do that. I just forgot I knew. =]
Yes, the code has a . in the front; I copied it exactly as it was written, but still to no avail after flushing it unfortunately.
Try renaming the code to
Try renaming the code to
.comment .signature {.....).If that doesn't work I suspect that your theme (custom coded or a known one) doesn't support signatures. You might have to dive into how themes "enable" signatures. I am no expert here.