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Nesting vBulletin within another template
On our webpage we have SSIs on every page which are currently static HTML pages: <!--include virtual="..."-->
I would like to keep the header and side menu and have vBulletin fill up the rest, but I'm really not sure how. There's a site that does something similar which is: http://forum.notebookreview.com/ Does anybody know how to change the style in vBulletin to do this? I'm a bit of newbie to CSS so I could really use a bit of help. Thanks! |
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This is very easy to do if I am understanding you correctly.
What you want to do is modify the header template, and the footer template. These are normally just the templates above and below the forum, but with a little work you can place a sidebar or whatever else you need in there. If you need help with this just post a reply. Also it's helpful if you let us know exactly what code you are trying to 'wrap' around vBulletin. Hope that helps. |
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The way we do it on other pages is this: <!--#include virtual="/includes/NavBar.html" -->
But this doesn't seem to work when I place it inside the header part of Styles & Templates -> Common Templates. I also tried just including the file locally but that doesn't work either. Does anybody know how to include a file? <!--#include file="asdf.html" --> doesn't work |
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