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[HOW TO - vB4] Remove the vB Default Navtabs
[HOW TO - vB4] Remove the vB Default Navtabs Here is a quick article on how to remove some of the default vbulletin navtabs from the navbar template. Removing the What's New navtab: Find (near the top of the template): Code:
<vb:if condition="!$vboptions['selectednavtab'] AND THIS_SCRIPT != 'search'"> Code:
<vb:if condition="!$vboptions['selectednavtab']"> Code:
<vb:if condition="!$vboptions['selectednavtab'] AND THIS_SCRIPT == 'search'"> <vb:if condition="$show['member']"> <li class="selected"><a class="navtab" href="search.php?{vb:raw session.sessionurl}do=getnew&contenttype=vBForum_Post">{vb:rawphrase getnew_tab}</a> ... a bunch more stuff inbetween to remove ... </li> </vb:if> <vb:elseif condition="$show['member']" /> <li><a class="navtab" href="search.php?{vb:raw session.sessionurl}do=getnew&contenttype=vBForum_Post">{vb:rawphrase getnew_tab}</a></li> <vb:else /> <li><a class="navtab" href="search.php?{vb:raw session.sessionurl}do=getdaily&contenttype=vBForum_Post">{vb:rawphrase getnew_tab}</a></li> </vb:if> In a default navbar template, after removing the chunk of code above, you should end up with this in the template where the code used to be: Code:
{vb:raw template_hook.navtab_middle} {vb:raw template_hook.navtab_end} Go to Plugins & Products > Plugin Manager > Product: vBulletin CMS > Navbar: Insert CMS Navbar Entry Plugin is Active: NO SAVE Removing the Blogs navtab: Go to Plugins & Products > Plugin Manager > Product: vBulletin Blog > Navbar: Eval Blog Link Template and Validate Styleid Find and Remove (or comment out): Code:
if (defined('VBBLOG_CACHED_TEMPLATES')) { if (defined('VBBLOG_SCRIPT')) { $vbulletin->options['selectednavtab'] = 'vbblog'; } $template_hook['navtab_middle'] .= vB_Template::create('blog_navbar_link')->render(); $template_hook['navbar_getnew_menu'] .= vB_Template::create('blog_navbar_whatsnew_link')->render(); if ($show['blog_search']) { $template_hook['navbar_search_menu'] .= vB_Template::create('blog_navbar_search')->render(); } } Removing the Forum navtab: Find and remove (starts near the very top): Code:
<vb:if condition="!$vboptions['selectednavtab'] AND THIS_SCRIPT != 'search'"> ... a bunch more stuff inbetween to remove ... <vb:else /> <li><a class="navtab" href="{vb:link forumhome}">{vb:rawphrase forum}</a></li> </vb:if> Other related articles of possible interest: [HOW TO - vB4] Create a New Tab in the navbar [HOW TO - vB4] Create your own vBulletin page |
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OH.. I assure you I did do a search before posting the question.... just did another and nothing came up.. I will add some tags when I find it.
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how to disable the link on the navbar? |
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Nice article, thanks.
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Thanks for taking the time in doing this however it is just over my expertese i can't get rid of the whats new stuff! oh well thanks for taking the time.
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How can i remove this in 4.0.4 What's New tab?
i followed the first part of your instructions but i can't find this part of code (about 2/3 down): Code:
<vb:if condition="!$vboptions['selectednavtab'] AND THIS_SCRIPT == 'search'"> <vb:if condition="$show['member']"> <li class="selected"><a class="navtab" href="search.php?{vb:raw session.sessionurl}do=getnew&contenttype=vBForum_Post">{vb:rawphrase getnew_tab}</a> ... a bunch more stuff ... </li> </vb:if> <vb:elseif condition="$show['member']" /> <li><a class="navtab" href="search.php?{vb:raw session.sessionurl}do=getnew&contenttype=vBForum_Post">{vb:rawphrase getnew_tab}</a></li> <vb:else /> <li><a class="navtab" href="search.php?{vb:raw session.sessionurl}do=getdaily&contenttype=vBForum_Post">{vb:rawphrase getnew_tab}</a></li> </vb:if> |
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This may be beyond the scope of this topic, but I'm searching for a way to completely remove the new "navtap" bar that contains the "Forum" and What's New" tabs and also the Search box.
I wish to completely eliminate the entire bar including its content. What would be a simple way to achieve it? Any ideas? Any links? |
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Fantastic ...the whats new tab wasnt needed and this has helped so so much ....thanks a lot Lynne !!!!! cheers
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I'd like to remove my Forum tab and instead place a link to it in a drop down Forums tab. But...without a hand hold I don't know how to do so.
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Hi, Lynne:
Great info! I hope you can help me take the programming changes to the navbar template one step further, by eliminating the entire second row of the navbar altogether. That is, I want to turn this: into this: We already have an extensive website that the forum needs to fit into, so the second row just adds confusion to the site given the site's existing headers, search features, and so on. Many thanks, James |
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