Working with the CMS

[14kvision]

Hi,

I have purchased the vBulletin 4 suite which includes the CMS and Blog.

Basically what I am trying to do is create a few static pages and add them to the main navigation and sub navigation.

I think I figured out how to create a static page. On the "Front Page' I chose "Static Page" from the drop down box next to "create" then clicked "go". This brought me to a place where I could create a static page which I did. I filled out everything and then saved it but it didn't add the page to to either navigation.

So I guess my question is, how can I add static pages I create to the navigation or sub navigation?

Ideally I would like to create a number of static pages and structure it like such:

Main Navigation: Places
Sub navigation: United States Canada Japan China

Main Navigation: Languages
Sub navigation: English Chinese Japanese

So for instance, someone would click on "places" in the main navigation... they would be taken to the static page I created for "Places", but then in the sub navigation, "United States", "Canada", "Japan" and "China" would appear which would be links to those static pages I created.

Thanks very much for your help!

[st.charles]

Not to discourage you, but the current navigation system is difficult to customize. It's always been hard with vbulletin. On our site we scraped the navbar and created a custom css menu system.

With that said - there are plugin here to customize the navbar in vbulletin. I noticed Paul has been working with vbulletin to add more hook locations to customize the navigation system natively.

[14kvision]

I was afraid someone was going to say that! What is this "custom css menu system" you speak of? Can I check it out?