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https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2010/01/29.png you need to find this in the CSS Code:
/*"""""""" (MAIN) Items""""""""*/ The only problem you have then is that it will be set to your resolution, people with other screen resolutions will just see a mess, or the menu bars on two rows. i did state before the reson its coded like it is, is that it will work in all resolutions and in All Browsers, Changing the above will create problems when viewing, thats why i don't recommend it. Thanks ;) |
I love this hack, I actually replaced my navbar, after adding this to the header. Thanks for this one!
How can I add a link to mark forums read? Trying to replace the old navigation bar. Is there a way to add a different drop down menu to one of my additional CMPS pages? The Is there any way to make one of the sections just a button/link and not a drop down menu? If so, how? How can I make certain links open in a new window? Also, I love the color of the bar, but is there any way to change just the color of the actually drop down menus? |
So is there a way for us to adjust our forums, as opposed to the MOD, so that this is centered and our forums do not require scrolling on any resolution monitor?
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Hi All those points have been covered already, I will answer them below... I love the color of the bar, but is there any way to change just the color of the actually drop down menus? The first half of the code is the css, You can change different colors by simply changing the hex numbers - background-color:#000000; there are serveral hex number referances in the css, that do different parts of the menu, Change the ones you need. Code:
/* UKBL ~ Menu 0 */ Below is a link from a Menu Structure Code:
<li><a href="http://www.ukbusinesslive.co.uk/forum/calendar.php" title="My Calender">My Calender</a></li> Code:
<li><a href="http://www.ukbusinesslive.co.uk/forum/calendar.php" target="_blank" title="My Calender">My Calender</a></li> Is there a way to add a different drop down menu to one of my additional CMPS pages? Not sure what you mean by this? If your saying that you want to add a second different menu altogether then you can if you add it to the CMPS header, If you want simply to add a further menu item or new tab, then you simply copy a menu block from the code and paste it underneath the last menu block in the code, Below is a menublock you can use, just edit the links to your requirements Code:
<li><span class="qmdivider qmdividery" ></span></li> if you simply want a button/link without dropdowns then just get the first part of the code [CODE] Code:
<li><span class="qmdivider qmdividery" ></span></li> Code:
<ul> Code:
<li><span class="qmdivider qmdividery" ></span></li> Code:
<li><span class="qmdivider qmdividery" ></span></li> To make a link that when people press it will make all forums read, you'll need to add a url like this to the menu Code:
http://yourforum.com/forumdisplay.php?do=markread I hope thats answered your questions, ;-) |
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