I thought you added your own "tabs". Now, that I look at your page, those tabs are coming from a modification correct? The code I was showing was applicable to your own php plugin code. If they are not your own "tabs" ignore my last post for now.

All of your mods will use similar hooks to plugin to "memberinfo.php" to render the "MEMBERINFO" template.
The hook will be "member_complete". If you go into your "ACP - Plugin Manager" you can sort on hooks (at the top of the table) and find all hooks that use "member complete".

Now one little trick that might work is modify the hook execution of this group of plugins in a descending order. Normally the hook execution is "5". Note, this will only work for plugins and not vbulletin "tabs" -- unless they are plugins, like blog or cms.

For example:
wall (execution order 6)
mentions (execution order 7)
and so on ...

You have to play around with it a bit. :)

Its working on my profile
http://www.dreadsuk.com/member.php?2-Elijah

but looks like other peoples profiles are screwed up

http://www.dreadsuk.com/member.php?2074-___aurora___
http://s13.postimg.org/z0x5y3iqv/Scr...t_14_31_40.png

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yea, thats right

Clear the vbulletin cache and your browser cache, to be on the safe side.

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Your tabs worked on my end when I tried your links. By the way, I like the theme of your board, very unique.

Search in forum templates or as tbworld suggested, all you need is edit html code and edit css :)

Ok, so in the plugin manager for the plugins i want to move, i found the line

$template_hook['profile_tabs_last'] .= $templater->render();

which i changed to
$template_hook['profile_tabs_first'] .= $templater->render();

This moves the tab to either first or last. Are they the only options or can we specify something like 'position_2' or 'tab2' something like that. do you knwo what the command would be?

Post #8, I poorly explained how to add additional template hooks. You can then modify the plugin code that uses PHP hook "member_complete" to use your new custom template hook.

I know I did a great job of making this sound difficult. I will try to rewrite this after I get some sleep on the plane.

You are on the right track, almost there :)

thanks mate, playing around in the mean time ;)