discussion Suggestion Add forum notice block

[Chris59]

My suggest is to add forum notice block to Revolution pro theme also .

Thanks Chris

 

[XenTR]

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Hello Chris,

Thank you for your suggestion. Could you please clarify what kind of “forum notice block” you would like to see?

For example, it would help if you could specify the position (top, bottom, inside content), design (banner, alert box, etc.), and on which pages it should be displayed.

 

[Chris59]

I like the way it is for now



Zenith and Special pro have is lack of change color for the notice so it match light/theme



Types i can come up with now

* Information
* Alert
* Forum Rules

Fontawsome for each type

Style

Banner (same as now)
Box (like a widget maybe)

zenith, special need a updated color choice for the banner or we can change textcolor just for the notice , hope it make sense

Thank you for taking the time to consider this

 

[XenTR]

Hello Chris,

Based on your screenshots and explanation, your request can be summarized as:

• Making the forum notice block compatible with the Revolution Pro theme
• Adding color customization (light/dark theme matching)
• Supporting different types (information, alert, rules) with icons
• Providing different display styles (banner / box)
• Showing the notice in specific positions (e.g., below thread list, etc.)

This goes beyond a simple “add a block” request and leans more towards a dynamic styling + theme-aware + variation-based system.

To be clear at this stage:

• Simple implementations (e.g., showing a notice block in a specific position using the existing structure) → can be supported
• More advanced features like automatic theme color adaptation, multiple style variants (banner/box), and type-based systems → are not currently supported out of the box

Such features would require additional development and a more complex architecture on the add-on side.

It can be considered in the future depending on demand, but for now, it’s more realistic to proceed with simpler, standard implementations.