add header "template"

[rrudeboy]

above the regular header i want to insert another "header", that same header must remain there and just put other pages in place of the forum... does that make sense, see my WordPress page @ http://everythingberry.net/blog - the logo (can't get rid of the white box around it, tried border ="0"..) plus the bar with the links 'Home', 'Forum' etc. is the header i want to use... when a user clicks home they see the WordPress page, when they press Forum it replaces the WordPress with forum, etc.

thanks in advance.!

[rrudeboy]

c'mon folks... 34 views, somebody has to know this.

[Lynne]

I don't know about others, but I don't understand what you want and I read it a few times.

[rrudeboy]

oops.... (let's blame me being a foreigner :}

the top "menu" you see on this page: http://everythingberry.net/blog is the one i also want "above" my forum (and some other pages i need to create) so visitors can jump from blog to forum, and back + go to other pages (yet to create)

[Lynne]

So, you have a bunch of html that you want to include on both your vbulletin forum and your blog. And, I'd guess your blog uses no templates? I suppose you could write a php page to spit out that navbar in to a variable and then include the php page on your vb site and your blog and then spit out the variable which has all the html that the php page created. I've never tried that, but I don't see why it couldn't work. Actually, you may be able to put it all in a template and then just eval the template to a variable and spit it out.

I'd suggest just playing with it on a test site.

Oh, and I always blame everything on lack of coffee.

[rrudeboy]

i got the help regarding this matter from another source..

tks Lynne.