check vbulletin-chrome.css file and look for floatcontainer class and edit it as you like.

I tried editing the vbulletin-chrome.css (did not recognize a floatcontainer) yet when I chrome inspect element the sub-link bar of http://broncosforums.com/ it shows something about adv_portal_navtab. See for yourself. That is what I'm trying to figure out. I have found another forum that fixed it the same way. (http://www.signs101.com/index.php) So, it can be done. Yet, I don't know how.

Thanks in advance for your help.

ok, look like you are missing the sub-nav menu, not styling. if so, then there is nothing related to .css codes.

can you provide a link to your forum?

I will look for the code as soon as possible for you...

The sub-links appear on all the tabs but the Home tab.
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Thanks

yah, this is strange. I noticed that your page where the sub nav doesn't show is index.php, is that vbulletin CMS by any chance!!!

also, do you have a condition in your navbar template like this:

or like this:

and last, is that a custom page?? because you have index.php after /forum/ and in your case index.php and forum.php are different pages??

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if things didn't work, I guess you need to read this thread:

http://www.vbadvanced.com/forum/show...ng-on-homepage