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Hey Wendell,
OK Let's see if I've understood what you want to do here!.. Should be pretty straight forward and I'm guessing you already have a child theme in place? If so, skip the next bit.
If not, make sure to download the Unified Child Theme Framework and checkout the Creating a Child Theme document for instructions on how to set things up.
First thing you will need to do is make sure your child theme has a copy of Unified's spGroupView.php in the templates folder.
Please note that Unified has both mobile and desktop sections to it's templates:
if($spDevice != 'mobile') = Desktop
if($spDevice == 'mobile') = Mobile
So, open your child themes spGroupView.php, navigate to line 45 (note this is inside a desktop section) and copy the entire function:
sp_GroupHeaderIcon('tagClass=spHeaderIcon spLeft');
Next navigate to line 91 (note this is inside a mobile section) and you should see the function:
sp_ForumIndexAddIcon('tagClass=spIcon spRight', __sp('Add new topic in this forum'));
You can either leave it in, comment it out with a hash (#) or completely remove it, but all you need to do is paste the entire sp_GroupHeaderIcon function into it's slot or directly underneath it.
You may also need to change sp_GroupHeaderIcon's spLeft to be spRight as it should then line up better with the other icons in the column.
Hope that helps, and hope I got it right!
My mistake! I didn't think I'd fully understood that but that's my reading for you..
Simply replace:
sp_GroupHeaderIcon('tagClass=spHeaderIcon spRight');
With:
sp_ForumHeaderIcon('tagId=spSubForumHeaderIcon&tagClass=spHeaderIcon spLeft');
Again, same applies about changing the spLeft to spRight.
my site and my forum is indeed looking great, on desktop and mobile view. (http://brgyginebra.ph)
even made the forum my home page, thanks to Simple-Press!
keep up the excellent work @ike @yellow-swordfish @mr-papa
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