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I have a question:
Is it possible that I can see all 4 Images, no matter in which of those 4 tabs I am? Because if I use the CMS for example, I can only see the home button (and not the other ones) when I use the Forum, I can only see the forum button (and not the other ones) I guess it needs more templates to edit, but which ones? With best regards BioWaffen |
where can we find well desinged icons??
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Anyone have a tip on how to apply this to the tabs created by Sstab mod by vBSoporte?
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Its this good for vb4.1.0 PL2?
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An example is my vbcms_navbar_link seems different. PHP Code:
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update to 4.1.1?
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Please & thank you |
Installed (kind of)
4.1.1 I have all the icons listed showing, except the HOME icon only shows on the CMS page & no where else. Will attempt to learn how to apply this on a few other tabs I have. |
Ok, I'll be honest with you guys. I have not upgraded to 4.1.1 (still at 4.0.6), so can't really test this anymore but I'll try to guide you guys a bit in the hope that you'll be able to manage the rest. :)
"Home" Tab: In your Admin Control Panel (ACP), go to: ACP > Styles & Templates > Style Manager > Double arrows on the right of the style you want to edit (Expand Templates) > vBulletin CMS Templates > vbcms_navbar_link In this template, look for the text {vb:rawphrase site} and insert the code given below BEFORE this text, wherever and as many times as you find it. Code:
<img src="path_of_image" border="0" align="top" alt="" /> ------------------------------ "Forum" Tab: In your Admin Control Panel (ACP), go to: ACP > Styles & Templates > Style Manager > Double arrows on the right of the style you want to edit (Expand Templates) > Navigation / Breadcrumb Templates > navbar In this template, look for the text {vb:rawphrase forum} and insert the code given below BEFORE this text, wherever and as many times as you find it. Code:
<img src="path_of_image" border="0" align="top" alt="" /> ------------------------------ "Blogs" Tab: In your Admin Control Panel (ACP), go to: ACP > Styles & Templates > Style Manager > Double arrows on the right of the style you want to edit (Expand Templates) > Blog Templates > blog_navbar_link In this template, look for the text {vb:rawphrase blogs} and insert the code given below BEFORE this text, wherever and as many times as you find it. Code:
<img src="path_of_image" border="0" align="top" alt="" /> ------------------------------ "What's New" Tab: In your Admin Control Panel (ACP), go to: ACP > Styles & Templates > Style Manager > Double arrows on the right of the style you want to edit (Expand Templates) > Navigation / Breadcrumb Templates > navbar In this template, look for the text {vb:rawphrase getnew_tab} and insert the code given below BEFORE this text, wherever and as many times as you find it. Code:
<img src="path_of_image" border="0" align="top" alt="" /> ------------------------------ |
Confirmed.
Was basically what I did on mine. Was going to report the fix, but you got to it before me. lol Installed & working 4.1.1 |
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