There's a row on top of the forums in the category, right? With the actual category name. Would it be possible to get one underneath it, without the category name, as well? So it would be.

CATEGORY NAME
FORUM 1 NAME
FORUM 2 NAME
ROW THAT I WANT PLACING

CATEGORY NAME
FORUM 3 NAME...

etc.

Is that even possible? If so, I'd appreciate any input. Yes, I do have 6.3.1 (or 6.2 as some people keep saying, please explain that to me).

Apologies and everything if I appear a complete n00b, it's been a long time since I've done anything to UBB.


- [JoKer]

You could add another Table under the Category column. The problem with that however is it will repeat for every column you have up. I haven't tried nor seen a row that will only show up once under a specific Category.

Your UBB version should be listed at the bottom of the UBB's copyright.

you could try doing this...

FIND
I think that should work, if it messes up the look of the cells, you might want to mess the colspan.

If it works, credit to Allen for the Separate Categories hack, if it doesn't, Credit to me

I already have seperated categories. And I DO want the seperate table under every category, but am a total god at screwing up the simplest of tasks, so can somebody please just post the code I need to add and where. PLEASE.


- [JoKer]

I'm not sure if adding a separate row (e.g., ROW THAT I WANT PLACING) under only one of the Categories is possible. Hmm...

Bah. /me wants a row underneath all of the categories. Sorry for not making that clear.


- [JoKer]

Weird Al: Yeah, that SHOULD work, unfortunately, the second open brackets are classed as closed brackets and causes a syntax error. So, is there anyway of changing that?

Cheers for your help.


- [JoKer]

try adding a ; to the end of that line:

[code][/code]

and this is why I like C++ better, I can do all the hard stuff, but I alway forget a ; UBB should get a compiler

But... It's the quote marks (not the brackets, sorry, my bad).

[code][/code]It's not doing a great deal.

Is there any other way of opening and closing, without using double quote marks? I tried single, but that didn't work. Is what I'm thinking (to add a row underneath, you can't do it in the category spacer) true?


- [JoKer]

Allen: There already IS a ';' at the end.


- [JoKer]

not in the code Al posted for you

Hmmm...

Got any ideas, then?


- [JoKer]