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Is there an easier way to do so or maybe a guide I could follow? I dont have much experience with vBulletin Conditionals.
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This is great however the only issue I have found is the height of the navbar isn't consistent.
Here is what I mean: Attachment 113573 This is my plugin code: Code:
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As for it being inefficient, I wrote this just to add a single tab. I suppose it could be modified slightly to make it more efficient when you add several tabs, but I really don't know that it would make a huge impact. |
Thanks Lynn - have worked out that if you don't have a sub menu under a tab you will get that inconsistency in the navbar height so I have added a sub menu like "About", "Site Rules" etc and that fixed it.
Any suggestions on how I could make it more efficient so I can have tabs across the page - thanks! |
unfortunately this just doesn't work for me. i added the plugin with the exact things you posted in your entry post (just to see, if it works) and it doesn't even generate a navtab, even though the plugin is activated. I'm on vB 4.0.2 PL1
EDIT: okay nvm. i had to enable the plugins globally. :D |
I've got this working except for the selected tab being highlighted as "on". What I need now is to figure out how to specify each of these specific articles as the condition. I have added three tabs: Raid Teams, Roster and Recruitment.
Each of these tabs points to a specific article, meaning content.php?r=articlename. How can I specify that as my condition? Since they are articles, I can't use the THIS SCRIPT since it's content.php?r=articlename? I tried article titles (since that worked for my content section vb:if code, but it didn't work for this.... if ("$title == 'Raid Teams'") Code:
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Hello Lynne,
You have helped me out with a lot of problems on Vbulletin.com yesterday and today. I am hoping you can help me out with something here. There are a couple of things I am not sure about. I did what you said in your first post. The Nav Link tab appeared. I changed it to Home and changed aswell the link. It worked perfectly. Thank you for that! You are helping out many people! - Do I need to add the same plugin for each tab I need to create? Or do you edit it in the code? - Is there a way to organize the tabs? I only got the forum installed and not the CMS. My first tab is Forum, than What's new and than the Nav Link (now renamed it to Home). When I edit the code and the new tab is hooked to navbar_start instead of navbar_end. Than it shows before Forum and What's new. That is good. But I need to create 4 more tabs. How can I organize those if they appear after navbar_end? |
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For the php condition in CMS you should be able to use
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Now, if you have your custom tab highlighted, you don't want the Home Tab highlighted at the same time. To prevent Home Tab being selected, edit Template vbcms_navbar_link Code:
<vb:if condition="$vboptions['selectednavtab'] == 'vbcms' AND !in_array($nodeid, array(1,2,3))"> |
Thank you, cellarius! I knew what had to be done, just not exactly how to do it. Thanks for posting that. :)
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