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Add Google AdSense Sitesearch to the standard forum search page.
This will put a google search box above your standard search forum. You will need to generate your sitesearch code using AdSense's tools. Once you have your code, do the following:
ACP-> Styles & Templates -> edit the search_forums template. Find towards the top: Code:
$header Code:
<!-- Google Search --> Code:
<!-- SiteSearch Google --> My alt1 color is #333333, so I edited the very last bit: Code:
<!-- SiteSearch Google --> Screenshot: http://www.sevenstring.org/chris/vbo_ssasgoogle.jpg |
Note that one of the more useful reasons for having this on your site is to be able to search for two-character strings. If you want to add a blurb about it, look for:
Code:
</table> Code:
<tr><td class="alt1" align="center"> https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/ |
nice mod. Installed :)
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Yes - very nice = Thanx for sharing!
Jacquii. |
I edited the html code just slightly to better fit my Forum...
If you want a live example site: http://jpicforum.info/search.php Thanx again ;) Jacquii. |
Thanks for the mod. "Installed"
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Nice addition but u made a little mistake: u have to search for this: Code:
</input> Code:
<tr><td class="alt1" align="center"> Example here: http://crackmuzik-gfx-elite.de/search.php ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
how can I add it to the bottom?
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Code:
$footer Code:
<!-- Google Search --> |
installed thx
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