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I'm not very skilled with vbulletin, giving myself a crash course. Is it possible that the style I am using is preventing me from removing them? In the mean time I will test it on another style. EDIT: Version 4.1.6 |
No, I was referring to the article you were talking about that is about modifying the template. I seem to recall they then post the plugin code. My vB4 article has the same plugin code in it.
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What I did to remove the borders was create different template code for both vbcms_widget_static_page and vbcms_widget_execphp_page. These are the two template I created:
vbcms_widget_static_page_raw: Code:
{vb:raw static_html} vbcms_php_raw: Code:
{vb:raw output} vbcms_widget_static_page ---> vbcms_widget_static_page (in the static html widget) vbcms_widget_execphp_page ---> vbcms_php_raw (in the PHP direct execution) These will stripe the widgets down to just content as seen here As for the navigation I could not work it out, so I just used an alternative navigation method :) |
@wombycat: Legend, nice one. Worked perfectly.
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Outstanding post - just what I was looking for!
Quick one: Any suggestions how to make the 'Menu' borderless as well? [Section Navigation- JS enhanced - 'vbcms_widget_sectionnavext_page' template?] Thanks heaps in advance! |
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