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Question No new topics
6 years 1 month ago #1
by jhoefs
No new topics was created by jhoefs
Hello - I am trying to disable new topics for one section of my forum. I researched your Kunena help forums and found posts related to this from many years ago, but 5.0 does not include the same implementation, so if there is a way to do it, it is through another avenue.
To clarify, I have two sections (we'll call them sections A and
. Section B is a traditional forum, so there is no problem there.
Section A I would like to create a number of new topics, designed to generate a certain dialogue, and then have users add to those conversations without 'start new topic' being available. Ideally I would have:
[text description]
[thread]
on these pages, rather than beginning the thread with a post. In other words, a traditional HTML section above the conversation that describes the framing of the conversation I am creating, and then the conversation.
Thank you.
Jonathan
To clarify, I have two sections (we'll call them sections A and
. Section B is a traditional forum, so there is no problem there.Section A I would like to create a number of new topics, designed to generate a certain dialogue, and then have users add to those conversations without 'start new topic' being available. Ideally I would have:
[text description]
[thread]
on these pages, rather than beginning the thread with a post. In other words, a traditional HTML section above the conversation that describes the framing of the conversation I am creating, and then the conversation.
Thank you.
Jonathan
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6 years 1 month ago #3
by jhoefs
Replied by jhoefs on topic No new topics
Thank you. Did anyone have an answer to my other Q? I mentioned in my other post I wanted to format some pages with:
[text description at top of page, probably several paragraphs long]
[the place for replies specifically to the above]
on these pages, rather than beginning the thread with a post. In other words, a traditional HTML section above the conversation that describes the framing of the conversation I am creating, and then the conversation. I could use Jcomments for this, but it really is more of a dialogue instigated by the text framing, and not a commenting upon the framing; in addition I would like it to be integrated stylistically with relation to the traditional forum pages.
Also, I defined the Joomla template which the Kunena Forum page linked to in the main menu uses (darker image). It looks good; however, as soon as I proceed to one of the posts or topics, it uses the default template (lighter image) instead. How can I tell Kunena to use the first template for all Kunena pages? I am using three custom templates in total for my webpage.
[text description at top of page, probably several paragraphs long]
[the place for replies specifically to the above]
on these pages, rather than beginning the thread with a post. In other words, a traditional HTML section above the conversation that describes the framing of the conversation I am creating, and then the conversation. I could use Jcomments for this, but it really is more of a dialogue instigated by the text framing, and not a commenting upon the framing; in addition I would like it to be integrated stylistically with relation to the traditional forum pages.
Also, I defined the Joomla template which the Kunena Forum page linked to in the main menu uses (darker image). It looks good; however, as soon as I proceed to one of the posts or topics, it uses the default template (lighter image) instead. How can I tell Kunena to use the first template for all Kunena pages? I am using three custom templates in total for my webpage.
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