Is your templace called "member_ranks" or something else?
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Its called vbcms_ranks
Please tell me its not that simple.......I knew it would be something simple I was over looking... |
Perfect! I didn't want to have to edit the files especially since its in beta.
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I think you made it completely false |
vbcms_navbar_add
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<vb:if condition="$vboptions['selectednavtab'] == 'Ranks'"> |
Try this:
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That didnt work.........
but it did add a light gray line at the top of the page.... |
Hi ragtek, thanks for the code, will use it later =)
Right now I'm trying to do something a little differente: create a tertiary navbar just below the sections navbar for the CMS page. In this tertiary navbar wil be listed the subsections for the sections in the navbar. So if there's a section named "Music" in the navbar, when clicked, the tertiary navbar wil show the subsections from "Music". It's almost the same as the Section Navigation Widget, but in the navbar and without all that java =) Is this possible, and, how? =) Thank you =) |
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please post "news.php" content, because i cant find how to make a selectednavtab, did what you have said, but it still doesnt work!
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