I have to admit I don’t know much about the link you gave me. It looks ok though, so if this helps you sorting your questions, that’s more than fine by me.

I hope you do understand this is a template edit, not a mod like you say it is. Having my own forums I’d like to do everything from scratch, like this is just an example I enjoy at my forums and wished to share.
Also, when looking at the new vBBlog it seems (even though there is a small bug within it) I'm not the only one.

The main reason why I posted this as a template also isn’t I don’t know how to make it a product, but because it’s much cleaner than one. It simply does what it does, and doesn’t add any unneeded (for my forums that is) features.

Please call me (or my example) crazy if you like, or use an overdosed use of exclamation marks, but like my statement above says, I don’t really care much ;)

Guests can't access the blog drop down menu. Anyway to fix it?

I think my problem is that I have to set the correct permissions. Any ideas?

Hello Borden,

Currently I?m running vB Blog 2.0.0 Beta 4, which has its own dropdown menue, therefore I can?t really tell for sure if my reply would be correct.

I think your [minicode]$template_hook[navbar_buttons_left][/minicode] might have been moved by another template modification, or you have not simply replaced the edit by [minicode]$template_hook[navbar_buttons_left][/minicode] at all.

This last thing also doesn?t really matter. The main thing I you?ll have to do is to keep your template edit outside of [minicode]<if condition="$show['member']">[/minicode] and its closing tag ([minicode]</if>[/minicode])

I have the same problem

Guest can not click on the link but when member do it works

an easier way to do this is to go to the blog_navbar_link in your defualt skin and copy it to whatever skin your using ;) i used it and it worked perfectly