example at:<br />http://www.extremeforums.org<br />click on any of the forums for an example.<br /><br />show a different header for each category. it is low budget in the way that you need to have a header for each category that you have. anyone want instructions.<br /><br />[:red]--------------</font color=red><br />http://extremeforums.org/index

That looks cool! []/w3timages/icons/cool.gif[/]<br />I dont want to hack it right now as I am still working on some other things but visually seeing this wanted thing is quite an experience, haha! []/w3timages/icons/laugh.gif[/]<br /><br /><br />Mateo Byler<br />CruceDeCaminos.com

Yeah! I'll take a look? Is this a PHP version exclusive? I am using PERL.<br /><br />- Da Birk<br />http://www.ncaastrategies.com<br />

here is the low budget way of doing it for php, i think it is quite easy to do it for perl.<br /><br />find this line in main.inc.php:<br /><br /> echo "<SPAN CLASS=\"onbody\">";<br /> include "$thispath/includes/header.php";<br /> echo "</SPAN>";<br /><br />and change it so it looks like this:<br /><br /> // ----------------------------<br /> // require the header.php file<br /> echo "<SPAN CLASS=\"onbody\">";<br /> if ($cat) {<br /> include "$thispath/includes/header$cat.php";<br /> }<br /> else {<br /> include "$thispath/includes/header.php";<br /> }<br /> echo "</SPAN>";<br /><br />see the low budget factor is that you now have to make a header2.php, header1.php, header3.php file for each category that you have and place them in your includes folder.<br /><br />[:red]--------------</font color=red><br />http://extremeforums.org/index