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Originally Posted by Vcize
Those are targeted at fancy dropdown menus and submenu creations. Is it really necessary to create a plugin and everything for a simple link that links to one hardcoded URL?
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LOL well no but plugin = no edits when upgrading/changing styles etc otherwise edit the navbar template, and add in:
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<li><a class="navtab" href="http://www.yourlink.com">Your Link Name</a></li>
Near the hook location you want so find the {vb:raw template_hook.navtab_middle} OR {vb:raw template_hook.navtab_end} in the template and paste your new tab code before or after one of those

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*Remember though if you make a new or install a new style that edit will be lost, if your templates do not merge correctly when upgrading you could be required to add it in manually again, with the plugin that is not required

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