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this is very easy.,,, making tabs would be in the header or navbar template
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The tab thing is great. It makes a huge board very smart to navigate.
Does anyone know how the at vb.org made the search box? Its nice to be able to search single categories only... |
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Yes, you'll have to make use of the plugin system.
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Do you know of a pre existing plugin or is this something I will have to code myself?
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Add the following to your Main CSS - Additional CSS Definitions: (Courtesy of vB.org) :p Code:
td.tab a:link,td.tab a:visited,td.tab a:active,a.tab, Then you'll need to create 2 images: 1 for what the tab regularly looks like and then another for what it will look like when it's hovered over. I've placed my tabs under the navbar; so to do that you'd find in your "navbar" template: Code:
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<table cellpadding="$stylevar[cellpadding]" cellspacing="0" border="0" width="100%" align="center" style="border-bottom-width:0px;color:white;"> http://img112.imageshack.us/img112/8497/tabsub5.gif |
Has anybody worked out how to get the forums statistics to appear at the bottom of the "new" section and also have the drop down navigation jump menu work?
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This is what I use, please don't distribute it though.
Search Menu - Hook: 'search_intro' PHP Code:
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Thank you Dismounted!!
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