I was just posting on my comic, then I noticed this on the jumpbox: Instead of showing the name of the chapters, it shows {CAPTER_TITLE}. All the templates are default, so I'm very confuse. Could anyone help me?
Can you please post the code that governs your jumpbox? If it's not {jumpbox.formatted}, then it might just be a typo made by whoever edited your comic's specific template.
Smasher Yoshi wrote:Instead of showing the name of the chapters, it shows {CAPTER_TITLE}. All the templates are default, so I'm very confuse. Could anyone help me?
Well I think you need to edit in the code:{CAPTER_TITLE} to {CHAPTER_TITLE}
Smasher Yoshi wrote:Instead of showing the name of the chapters, it shows {CAPTER_TITLE}. All the templates are default, so I'm very confuse. Could anyone help me?
Well I think you need to edit in the code:{CAPTER_TITLE} to {CHAPTER_TITLE}
There's nothing like that on the code. I saw it before creating the topic.
And that is why I asked whether it was the formatted jumpbox xP
This is pretty strange, and my own templates that use {JUMPBOX_FORMATTED} do not have this problem, so I don't think this is an SJ-wide issue. If no one has a solution in a day or so, I'll move this to Bugs & Glitches.
Just to be safe, could you post the entire template code for your Comic Page? Maybe there's something else there that you missed.
eishiya wrote:And that is why I asked whether it was the formatted jumpbox xP
This is pretty strange, and my own templates that use {JUMPBOX_FORMATTED} do not have this problem, so I don't think this is an SJ-wide issue. If no one has a solution in a day or so, I'll move this to Bugs & Glitches.
Just to be safe, could you post the entire template code for your Comic Page? Maybe there's something else there that you missed.
It's default (At least, I think)
Spoiler! :
<script language="JavaScript">
var dir = "http://www.smackjeeves.com/templates/simple_red/images/";