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How To Add Additional Links To Your Navbar
There is one thing that you never seem to have enough of with a modified vBulletin site, and that is navbar space. This article covers how to add additional links to your navbar both on your regular one, and adding another row to it to stop it getting too busy. Also included in this article is showing and hiding links for guests and members. Part One: Adding Links To Your Standard Navbar Scenario used: You have a HTML page on your site with a map to the location of a regular meeting place for people from your site. You need to add the link to this page to your navbar for easy access by your visitors. This page is located at yoursite.com/map.html To add a link to the additional page (it can be a page within vB or not even on your site) you need to use the following code: Code:
<td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="http://yoursite.com/map.html" target="_blank">Map</a></td> Code:
<td class="vbmenu_control"> Code:
<a href="http://yoursite.com/map.html" Code:
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Map</a></td> The best place to add the code for your additional link, is either immediately before or after the link to the calendar Code:
<td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="calendar.php$session[sessionurl_q]">$vbphrase[calendar]</a></td> If you have a number of modifications installed that have required additional links on your navbar, it quickly becomes very full. Now you can install a modification to add another navbar to your site, or you can simply create another row in your existing one. When adding another row, it is important that you use a new table, otherwise your links will be forced into alignment with those on the top row, leaving an unsightly gap at the right side of the row. In your navbar template, locate the following code: Code:
<if condition="$show['member']"> <td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="login.php?$session[sessionurl]do=logout&logouthash=$bbuserinfo[logouthash]" onclick="return log_out()">$vbphrase[log_out]</a></td> </if> </tr> </table> Code:
<table class="tborder" cellpadding="$stylevar[cellpadding]" cellspacing="0" border="0" width="100%" align="center" style="border-top-width:0px"> <tr align="center"> <td class="vbmenu_control"><a href="index.php">Sample Link</a></td> </tr> </table> First remove the Sample link from the code above by deleting that line from the template. Then using the method from Part One, add your new links to this row. You can move links from the top row by cutting and pasting them into the new row. Part Three: Showing Links To Guests Or Members Only There are some things that you really don't want guests to know about. After all, what is the point of showing a guest the link to the usercp when all they will get is a no permissions message? So what can you do about it? Wrapping the whole code for the link in an if conditional will only show the link to those who meet the criteria set. To show a link to members only use: Code:
<if condition="$show[member]">[high]link code from part one[/high]</if> The same works for guests: Code:
<if condition="$show[guest]">[high]link code from part one[/high]</if> I hope that this helps with managing links on your navbar better. Feel free to ask any questions related to this. |
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Hi,
Quick question, <if condition="$show[member]">link code from part one</if> i have different membership levels and want this code to show for usergroup id: 2 and 11 to only see the link, how can i make this possible? presently all members see it thank you |
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I luv You Kerry-Anne
This helps me a LOT |
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Thanks, seem ok n 3.7.4pl1
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Thanks for posting this!
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Where is this done. Seems simple enough but new to this code. Where are we editing this please?
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It should be in the navbar template (Admin CP > Style & Templates > Style Manager > find your style in the list > Edit Templates from teh dropdown > Go > then expand the template list by hitting <<>> )
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Thank you very much for your quick reply. I actually got that far before but didn't know what file/template to go to to actually list the code. I see the Navigation/Breadcrumb Templates and a list of four selections, but then I can't find what I'm look for .. I am in the right place, yes? I am trying to do a simple thing, the sytle seems to have removed the "Forum" or Forum Display link to list all the forums and just trying to get it back Thank you for your time Bill |
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