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Originally Posted by Mosh
The best thing I can suggest is for you to look at the default/original vBulletin navbar template, locate $template_hook[navbar_buttons_left] or $template_hook[navbar_buttons_right] are normally located and put either of those hooks in the appropriate position in your customised navbar template and select the appropriate navbar placement option in this hack's vBulletin options for it to display. I can not be any more specific than that, because as you said, it is a customised template.
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well, I can put the code into the navbar myself, that's not an issue, just need to know what exactly to put in - like whatever the code is that makes the link.. for example my user cp link, the code is:
<td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="usercp.php">User CP</a></td>
so I can add in the link myself, if I now what to put between the two TD's - for example:
<td class="vbmenu_control"> Mosh's Unanswered Thread Info Goes Here</td>