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adwade 08-13-2006 05:22 PM

I re-read everything and there's something else I'm not sure about. It's the mention of 'every parent style you have'. I'm not sure what that means. My install of vBulletin is vanilla, in that I've not added any 'parent style templates' that I know of, so how many are there and how do I determine which ones they are. Attached is a print-screen of my 'DEFAULT STYLE Forum Home Templates', so do I need to edit any others besides just the FORUMHOME one mentioned?

Thanxx for any/all help!

efil 08-13-2006 06:11 PM

After upgrade to 3.6 there's 2 Welcome Headers.
Look at the attach pic.

How can I remove one of them?

Efil.

jailer 08-13-2006 08:43 PM

What do Ineed to change to get this to ONLY show on the forums, and not my CMPS page guys?
I don't have the VBA in my forum folder, so all the 'register' and 'contact us' links on the header are screwed up when I'm on the CMPS. I would like to know how to fix them, but I kinda like the CMPS without the headers anyway.

Thanks for any help.

ConqSoft 08-13-2006 08:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jailer
What do Ineed to change to get this to ONLY show on the forums, and not my CMPS page guys?
I don't have the VBA in my forum folder, so all the 'register' and 'contact us' links are screwed on the CMPS. I would like to know how to fix them, but I kinda like the CMPS without the headers anyway.

Thanks for any help.

Just don't add the variable to the list of variables in the CMPS admin and that will keep it from showing on CMPS pages.

jailer 08-13-2006 08:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ConqSoft
Just don't add the variable to the list of variables in the CMPS admin and that will keep it from showing on CMPS pages.

Damn man, I know what you mean, honest I do! - I just can't think straight. Been coding and installing now for 18 hours straight. Gimme a line bud?

jailer 08-13-2006 08:58 PM

Ok, I've Googled and sorted my head out now.
Thing is, it's isn't in the portal output global variables list.
Nothing is. I haven't added the variable in the CMPS admin. Just installed this latest version today?
:surprised:

:edit: Meh. Guess it's going to be another <if> condition.
Disbaled the whole thing until somoeone can help me out.
My CMPS just has a log in module to the left, the rest is content viewable for people who don't even need to visit the forums if they don't want to so don't need to see a big block telling them to register.
This ruins the layout completely.
:(
Need this for the forums, but not for the VBa page.

jailer 08-13-2006 10:58 PM

Forget it - sorted it myself. It was an <if> condition after all.

Anyone interested - from the install instructions:

Quote:

Step 2) Adding the new headers

1. Select the header by double clicking on it.

2. Scroll to the very end of the template code.

3. Add the code $welcomeheaders

4. Save and close the template.
Change step 3 to:

Quote:

Add the code <if condition="THIS_SCRIPT != 'adv_index'">$welcomeheaders</if>
And your CMPS will remain clear of the welcome headers should you rquire that.
Add it to your instructions if you like, I'm sure there'd be enough people interested in the option to disable in the CMPS.

Oops, almost forgot - *clicks install*

Ted S 08-14-2006 02:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hunne
Does this post in any way affect google page indexing because it shows the welcome header on every page?

It sure does. What that impact may be is really up in the air and a matter of speculation. The vbSEO team recommends you place this hack in your navbar template rather than header template. Personally I disable bots from reaching my frontend pages so it's not an even an issue.

Ted S 08-14-2006 02:24 AM

efil -
Remove the original welcome header from the FORUMHOME template as per the install instructions.

adwade -
Since you only have one style, you only need to worry about modifying the header template for that single style.

adwade 08-14-2006 03:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ted S
adwade -
Since you only have one style, you only need to worry about modifying the header template for that single style.

Thanxx Ted, last bit of info I needed to get it to installed. WONDERFUL Product. Many thanxx for all your hours of work put into it. Clicking 'Installed' now...


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