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[How to] Restrict code in templates to certain browsers
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Using the <if> tags in vBulletin you can code your templates so they will display correctly in all browsers, hopefull this will help you solve code problems when a browser dose not render certain code correctly.
Thanks to Wayne Luke for showing me how to do this :) |
nice :)..... 10 characters
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Would someone be so kind as to explaine how I enter the code?
I am having probems with webtv and mac user's in vBulletin 3.0 RC 2 Thank you in advance. |
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is_browser('webtv') |
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Where would I place the <if> tag? Do I place it in a template or do I have to add the code to one of the files I uploaded to the server. Sorry folks, I am trying to learn...LOL |
templates, this is the vBulletin tempalte site ;D
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sweeeeet!!!
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Very nifty. Nice job. :)
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ill be adding this to my tutorial on conditionals :D
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