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Cristian_ 06-12-2021 10:42 AM

VBCloud - Breadscrumbs on footpage?
 
Hello, I have a vBulletin forum (VBCloud format) that does not allow as you know modifications of templates or core code. Or, incidentally, incorporate third-party plugins.

My need is linked to having a breadscrumb at the bottom of all my forums. That is, the same as we have in the header of HOME-Category channel-forum but integrate it in the footer of forum. The truth is that I have tried some scripts added in HTML static module and they do not work or are not appreciated as accurate.

Any help, please? My end users are asking me a lot to speed up browsing :(

Best regards,

Seven Skins 06-12-2021 08:28 PM

You could add css to additional-css template ..

.breadcrumbs-wrapper { position: fixed; bottom: 0px; z-index: 1000; }

I tried this in dev tool and breadcrumbs get stuck to the bottom of screen.

Cristian_ 06-13-2021 11:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Seven Skins (Post 2607134)
You could add css to additional-css template ..

.breadcrumbs-wrapper { position: fixed; bottom: 0px; z-index: 1000; }

I tried this in dev tool and breadcrumbs get stuck to the bottom of screen.

Thank you for your help and/or proposal :)

I've tried it and the truth is that by setting it in the background and floating based on the scroll you make, the forum header is somewhat out of place and in mobile version it is not good to click to access the breadscrumb.

Would there be no way to duplicate the breadscrum in the footer?

I understand that if CSS is not viable more than altering the position, it would be through JavaScript that is what I have seen on the net and do not just work. It is a limitation to not be able to edit the style template to simply add a line from the breadscrum in the footer. But... There must be an alternative, right? :confused:

Best regards,


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