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Mar 31, 2010, 6:32:40 PM (15 years ago)
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george
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  • Upraveno: Aktualizace fóra.
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  • trunk/forum/language/en/help_faq.php

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    55*
    66* @package language
    7 * @version $Id: help_faq.php 8896 2008-09-19 16:59:40Z acydburn $
     7* @version $Id$
    88* @copyright (c) 2005 phpBB Group
    99* @license http://opensource.org/licenses/gpl-license.php GNU Public License
    … …  
    9696        ),
    9797        array(
    98                 0 => 'How do I show an image below my username?',
    99                 1 => 'There are two images that may appear below a username when viewing posts. Depending on the used style, the first may be an image associated with your rank, generally in the form of stars, blocks or dots, indicating how many posts you have made or your status on the board. The second, usually a larger image, is known as an avatar and is generally unique or personal to each user. It is up to the board administrator to enable avatars and to choose the way in which avatars can be made available. If you are unable to use avatars, contact a board administrator and ask them for their reasons.'
     98                0 => 'How do I show an image along with my username?',
     99                1 => 'There are two images which may appear along with a username when viewing posts. One of them may be an image associated with your rank, generally in the form of stars, blocks or dots, indicating how many posts you have made or your status on the board. Another, usually a larger image, is known as an avatar and is generally unique or personal to each user. It is up to the board administrator to enable avatars and to choose the way in which avatars can be made available. If you are unable to use avatars, contact a board administrator and ask them for their reasons.'
    100100        ),
    101101        array(
    … …  
    117117        array(
    118118                0 => 'How do I edit or delete a post?',
    119                 1 => 'Unless you are a board administrator or moderator, you can only edit or delete your own posts. You can edit a post by clicking the edit button for the relevant post, sometimes for only a limited time after the post was made. If someone has already replied to the post, you will find a small piece of text output below the post when you return to the topic which lists the number of times you edited it along with the date and time. This will only appear if someone has made a reply; it will not appear if a moderator or administrator edited the post, though they may leave a note as to why they’ve edited the post at their own digression. Please note that normal users cannot delete a post once someone has replied.'
     119                1 => 'Unless you are a board administrator or moderator, you can only edit or delete your own posts. You can edit a post by clicking the edit button for the relevant post, sometimes for only a limited time after the post was made. If someone has already replied to the post, you will find a small piece of text output below the post when you return to the topic which lists the number of times you edited it along with the date and time. This will only appear if someone has made a reply; it will not appear if a moderator or administrator edited the post, though they may leave a note as to why they’ve edited the post at their own discretion. Please note that normal users cannot delete a post once someone has replied.'
    120120        ),
    121121        array(
    … …  
    202202                0 => 'What are topic icons?',
    203203                1 => 'Topic icons are author chosen images associated with posts to indicate their content. The ability to use topic icons depends on the permissions set by the board administrator.'
     204        ),
     205        // This block will switch the FAQ-Questions to the second template column
     206        array(
     207                0 => '--',
     208                1 => '--'
    204209        ),
    205210        array(
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