missing forum path

[mrsjanuary]

Hopefully the way I word this is makes sense...

Is there a way to have it show the path to the threads you are viewing?

for example, I'm in "what did you buy today?", so it would
look like...

Canadian Deals > Canadian Deals Shopping Hauls > what did you buy today?

I keep having to hit the back button thinking it will take me back to the previous area, but it takes me back to the main forum page.


The forum is here: http://forum.mrsjanuary.com

[Australian Gate]

Hi

Breadcrumb should be there on the top of your forum,
but your forum style seems not updated to latest version. (totally mess).

[mrsjanuary]

I made some changes to my vbulletin forum templates, and then the css structure broke. I have reverted all files back to the original, and it still is not displaying properly. I have tried updating to the latest version of vbulletin, reverting stylevars, and nothing seems to be working.

Here is the link: http://forum.mrsjanuary.com

This is where the issue seems to be:
"<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://forum.mrsjanuary.com/css.php?styleid=2&amp;langid=1&amp;d=1324358079&amp;td=ltr&amp;she et=bbcode.css, editor.css,popupmenu.css,reset-fonts.css,vbulletin.css,vbulletin-chrome.css,vbulletin-formcontrols.css," />"

Any help as to how to fix this would be much appreciciated!

[TheLastSuperman]

^ If you create a new Default style, does the issue persist there?

I believe you've "edited too much" meaning that you mistakenly removed a required snippet of code no matter if it was in a actual template being code or css being a definition or perhaps you left a definition unclosed for example:

Normal tag:
<a href="http://www.google.com">This is a normal link click me!</a>

Broken Tag:
<a href="http://www.google.com">This is a normal link click me!</a

^ Note the missing > at the end of the broken tag.

Now here's a broken css definition:

Normal definition:
.myclass {
background: #ffffff url(images/misc/myimage.png) center center;
color:#515151;
}

Broken definition:
.myclass {
background: #ffffff url(images/misc/myimage.png) center center;
color:#515151;


Or another broken example:
.myclass {
background: #ffffff url(images/misc/myimage.png) center center
color:#515151;
}

- The first one is missing the closing } "bracket" per say.
- The second well, look at it again... see how there's line breaks in a sense? If you have more than one characteristic in a definition you need to ensure you make breaks between the lines basically so on that one there should be a break of ; right after center center otherwise if only one characteristic you can leave out the break ; entirely ;).