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Navbar coding
Okay, I know how to add a link to the navbar but, Our styles are different. I keep trying and failing horribly but, when we installed vBlog, it instantly added it's own link as if it was a button....I'll attach a screenshot below.
Basically, I'm wondering how in the hell I do that. Because I'd like to put up a Rules Tab |
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vBulletin Blogs adds navbar links through template hooks. It simply add bogs standard link code. You can alternatively add it manually. Post your navbar template if you want help down this route.
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Sure thing
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The style author has moved the buttons from the default place - you'll have to find that place (maybe header?).
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That would explain why I mess with the navbar template for hours with no success.
Yeah, I see the buttons now. PHP Code:
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Any help?
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Bump
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You really should ask for help with this from your style designer. He is using css classes to put the buttons on your navbar. So, you will have to first create a new button (graphic), then create a new class for that button, and then add the code to the navbar.
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