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Navtabs borders
Hi there, quick question. I'm basically editing the colors from the original vB4 theme to my liking, along with some other adjustments. On my navtavs, I have a "ridge" feel to it, seen here:
As you can see, the last border (Right part of "Donate") is not correct, as it relies on having ones next to it to create the depth feel. How would I go about adding a left border to the navbar that's next to the last tab? |
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<li style="width:0px; border-left:1px solid white;"></li> just after the Donate tab
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Just to be sure, which template am I putting this in? Also, in-case this matters, I'm using the Navigation Manager that's built in with vBulletin 4.2
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Oh, I forgot about the navigation manager.
In the navbar template just after {vb:raw template_hook.navtab_end}. I don't know if the border color and width are correct, you'll have to look those up or experiment until you get them right. |
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Like this?
It still looks the same. In-case we're thinking of different things, I'm talking about making a border right here: Thanks for all the help so far. |
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I guess it's what's inside that counts (what a nice idea!). try
<li><a class="navtab" style="min-width:0px; padding:0px; border-right:0px;"></a></li> |
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Getting closer!
There's an extra line on the right of it |
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Maybe border-right:none;
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No dice, thanks anyway though.
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Try min-width:90%; It's a weird way to do it but it may work. On my vB default style it's almost correct, just one little piece of top border one px wide. It may work on yours though
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