Try adding a bottom margin. and adjusting it to suit:
Or to cut down on the CSS delete all margin settings in the #banner_ad_top and enter the following:
It does the same, and the values are in order of top, right, bottom and left, in a single line.

Since 4.0.2 has been delayed further, I will setup a new test board and apply an IE fix. Personally, I hate IE - but we still have to cater for it's users.

I do not have a test board setup to try this on, but IE uses non-compliant CSS therefore it is easy to break. Perhaps, when they start losing more users of their browser they will change their ways. ...well, we can dream!!

tag for this :)

Ok, after about half an hour of trial and error, I managed to get this result which is balanced between both FF and IE:

http://www.theparentingsanctuary.com.au/newforum

Thats the best I can get it though... if I move the banner in any further by adjusting/increasing the right margin, it does that moving down thing in IE again (as per my 2nd screenshot in the last post).

Thanks for the help regardless syrus, at least its good enough to leave up now :D Hopefully it looks ok for other screen resolutions too (I'm using 1024x768 atm).

Will be keeping a lookout for future versions though, in hope I can get that banner in a little further without causing chaos in IE lol.

Tell me about it :rolleyes: I can't stand IE personally, its such a pain to work with. The only use I have for it is for testing purposes for those who do.

how to use it in VB 3.8.4???

This modification is designed for vBulletin 4.0 as a workaround for an issue with the default header coding, it is not coded for vBulletin versions below this, due to major changes between the two versions.

;) I have something in the 'pipeline' that will fix all these issues in one go. I just need to run some tests under 4.0.2 to make sure no major changes have been made. But the method I have used, will not break on any browser or even use additional CSS for positioning, that is all taken care of once and for all.

Does this Mod working for vB 4.0.2? I just upgrade and cannot use it anymore.

Does it also work with the Banner Rotate mod? I had been using it but after installing the rotate mod it failed. (before that it worked perfect, thanks for helping)

Sounds great, look forward to it :)

Any updates, Syrus?

Hey syrus, I'm just wondering, where did you get that facebook looking bar thats at the bottom of your site?
Thanks.

If you check the following link you will see how everything is done on the site.
http://www.digitalport.co.uk/blogs/4...gital-port-21/

HTH.

ATM, I haven't had the time to update this - I have been inundated with vBulletin upgrades. Once I clear the back log, I will update this modification. :)

BUMP again, sorry to nag! Just wanting to get the banners for our forum sponsors up in our header again - being a non-profit forum we rely on their support, so want to be able to offer the best positioning possible :)

works on vb4.0.4 ?

Hi RedTrinity,
Have you looked at my vBFlash Header Pro? That can use a banner rotator, plus it has many other features built-in.

Regards,

Works OK on Firefox, but IE v.7 is badly skewed.
I set in #banner_ad_top
margin-right:260px; as was advised above, but iot just widened the amrgin when IE7.
Picture attached.
Any help, please?

sorry where do i put this code? bit new to all this..

Works perfect on 4.0.8

Thank You Syrus!

great mod.thanks a lot!!
It works with 4.0.8

Does anyone know how to get the header ad not to wrap when someone compresses the page width in their browser. I noticed that digitalport.co.uk has a fixed width for every page. I'd rather have a minimum width the page compresses to so that it can be expanded wider, but not go narrower than the width of the header image plus the header ad size.

Simply, set minWidth to what you require. Once the browser width is reduced to this setting it will stop from being fluid and stay at a fixed width.

If you're not using vB4 then you will need to add the definition to your main body styling like this:
HTH.

Perfect, thanks... its the doc_minWidth stylevar.

Works great im just having one small issue.

It's moving the welcome bar (Notifications, Profile,Settings,Log out) below the banner.

Can anyone help me out ?

Nice ! Thankyou.

Can't find any of the code you've listed here in vB 4.1

Any updates?

I just tested it on (vBulletin 4.1.0 Beta 1) and works well.

you need to delete this code:

and replace with the new code

So do not forget to add css codes into vbulletin.css and delete
{vb:raw ad_location.global_header2}
from header template so everything work well as syrus.xl posted.

I'm still getting huge space added around my header logo... any ideas?

http://www.goaliecrease.net/

Anyone?!?!

any updates pleaseee for vb 4.1.3

I was looking for it, great work.

can anyone pls update this for Vb 4.1.5 :D

All you need to do is set a define for position for the banner ad div. This will ensure it aligns correctly regardless of what updates vBulletin make in the future.

In theory, the position css should also be set for the logo, but it isn't actually required to make it work.

Nope. Doesn't work. Didn't work in 4.1.9. And doesn't work in 4.1.10.

thanks

With Little modifications it is working with version 4.2.0 .. have a look

www.talkinwebforum.com

help us showing the code

I can only get this looking right in Internet Explorer. In all other browsers I get some odd behaviour.

The more I stretch the browser window out, the advert follows it correctly to the right side up to a certain point and then it suddenly jumps back over to the left and then continues moving right again. I can't work out why it does this, but it means for resolutions on 1280x800 the position of the advert doesn't look nice.

There seems to be a difference when logged in compared to when logged out. When I'm logged in, this strange behaviour with the advert isn't there and it correctly moves to the right side as I stretch the window out. It's only when I'm logged out that it causes trouble.

Here are two screenshots, from within Chrome. One is logged out, the other is logged in. If anyone can help with this it would be greatly appreciated - thanks!

Logged Out Screenshot

Logged In Screenshot