What you are seeing is a  template being coded for all women or all men. There is no default template that I know of that comes with this coding.

In the header.tpl

I have this coding for women

<a href="{virtual_path}index.php?m=search&issearch=1&gender1=2&pictures_only=1"><img src="{virtual_path}templates/dark_yellowish/media/ladypng.png" alt="filipina lady" width="200" height="50" border="0" style="filter:alpha(opacity=50); -moz-opacity:0.5;" onmouseover="$(this).fadeTo('normal',1.0)" onmouseout="$(this).fadeTo('normal',0.5)"/></a>

I have this coding for men

<a href="{virtual_path}index.php?m=search&issearch=1&gender1=1&pictures_only=1"><img src="{virtual_path}templates/dark_yellowish/media/menpng.png" alt="filipina penpal" width="200" height="50" border="0" style="filter:alpha(opacity=50); -moz-opacity:0.5;" onmouseover="$(this).fadeTo('normal',1.0)" onmouseout="$(this).fadeTo('normal',0.5)"/></a>

You would have to create your own image. If you don't want to use an image, you can use a text link.

In a text link, you would just use this link for the text

<a href="{virtual_path}index.php?m=search&issearch=1&gender1=2&pictures_only=1">All Ladies</a>

The above is for women...for men change the gender1=2 to gender1=1

I use an image. You can click http://www.filipina-lady.net and on the right side you will see the images that use the above coding for an image link.

Last edited by db3204 (2008-05-13 15:34:34)