View Full Version : Remove the question mark after what's new in 4.0
IGOTASTi
07 Jul 2011, 17:04
I was wondering if anyone knows how to remove the question mark after what's new? I changed the what's new to something else, and now it doesn't make sense with a question after mark after it.
The only "What's New?" I can find is the phrase for the tab (getnew_tab) and the question mark is part of the phrase.
It's just a phrase, so you would remove it in the phrase. Do a Search in Phrases for "What's New?" and you will find it and can edit it.
IGOTASTi
07 Jul 2011, 17:21
It's just a phrase, so you would remove it in the phrase. Do a Search in Phrases for "What's New?" and you will find it and can edit it.
I did and that's how I changed it, but the ? mark stayed with the new wording.
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I just tried it again and the question mark stayed, lol.
I just changed it and the question mark is removed.
Are you by any chance using a modification to create your navtabs? If so, you may need to do something different depending on the modification.
IGOTASTi
07 Jul 2011, 17:31
No mod to create navtabs. If I put what's new back with a question mark it adds a s then another question mark. Very strange indeed, lol.
Badshah93
07 Jul 2011, 17:41
Open Navbar Template
Search For
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Replace with What's New
Open Navbar Template
Search For
Code:
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Well, the OP doesn't want it to say "What's New", but it might be a good idea to open the template and see if maybe there's a question mark there.
IGOTASTi
07 Jul 2011, 19:50
I just checked it and no ? mark. Crazy little bugger got me stumped.
Try looking for:
Code:
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