No. But you could use template conditionals to do it.

Okay, not sure how to do that or where to put it though.

Could I ask for some hand holding here. :)

It depends on what you want to do. If you only want the column to show for some groups, you wrap the header and footer code in conditionals to make sure it is only displayed to the groups you choose.

If you want to restrict the content that some groups see, you wrap the content in your left column template in the conditionals.

Thanks for writing back, this is where I need help. Not to sure about what code would be needed, and where it should be placed

Worry about one thing at a time. :)

Header Footer This example would only show the column to the people in usergroups 6 and 27

Thanks, I will give this a shot then, once my server starts working again.

grrrr

Small note :)

In the template edit for the header you have $left_column

In the xml you have $leftcolumn

Hhehe, I just changed the header template edit to $leftcolumn and it works for me now :)

Thanks for the hack Amy :)

Yay, I can put my PHP-Nuke menu in without exposing vB to Nuke's security holes (and having to do major hacking!)

This is great but what does the USER CP look like since it already has 2 columns?

Beat me to it Cyricx :)

Thing is, I would like it so the navbit is above the left column, so would adding the table code directly in the navbit template work?

Also, this doesn't look good on certain themes as well, I added my vb table code and fixed the html a bit, so the left column matches the theme design with the tables the theme uses (It's pretty standard code easy enough to find)