Fungsten...

Change the code back and let me know if the menu now appears in your forum.

Also...are you trying to get the menu to appear within a CMS...like vbAdvanced?

many people have blogs, project tools, vba links, photopost, vba gallery, etc. posted outside the forum directory, or at the root level. I think it is best to change the code from:
to:
to avoid any problems like that, and to have the floating side menu appear in every part of your forum. If you do not want the floating sidebar to appear in those places, and only in your forum directory, then do not make that change.

And a big "Thank You" goes out to yoyoyoyo for making that post.

1. I changed it back and it worked.
2. Whatever the code does.

thanks for this hack, but where should i upload the 2 files exactly?

In "Head" template replace relative links with constant ones:

(Add your address in places, marked red)

src="http://www.yoursite.com/forum/mmenu.js"
src="http://www.yoursite.com/forum/menuItems.js"

If you are uploading them for use on just your forum...upload them to the root of your forum directory.

Are you going to be using the menu anywhere else? Do you use vbAdvanced or any other CMS hack? If so...read the post just before this one.

Did you read the directions provided in the text file included in the zipped attachment?

FLOATING SIDE MENU TIP

This tip is for those who are already using this mod, but have different skins within their forum.

Hopefully, everyone who has downloaded and installed this mod is getting used to the variable changes and adapting the menu to whatever theme they have installed within their forum.

Not to confuse anyone, but did you know you can rename the two javascript files included in this mod and then use them to customize a separate menu for another theme being used within the same forum?

1. Simply rename the two javascript files within the zipped folder of this mod...and edit them by changing any of the related variables to match the style of your other theme.

2. Upload the renamed javascript files to your forum's root directory. You now have 2 sets of the same javascript...both with different names...and both edited to match the other skin you may be using on your forum.

3. Edit the script you will be placing in your skin's header template(s) to point to the new scripts. No need to change the name of the menu within that script.

4. Now copy the script to the beginning of the skin's header template...save your template changes...and, Voila! You have a new menu that matches the look of another skin.

If you'd like a live example, visit the Saviour PC Forum. Do you see the menu for my default skin?

Go to the bottom of the page and choose vbulletin's default skin...notice the new menu?

Pretty cool, huh?

Enjoy!

How can I make the menu tab thinner please. Great work, thanks.

Bob

Bob...

Look for this code in the menu.js file:
Change the number to the width you desire...