Additional Navbar In Footer

The original version can be found here.

Updated to include 3.6.0 search features.

To install import the product xml and perform the template edit found in the install file.

Note, the template edit is placed in the footer, but it can be placed anywhere as you find appropraite for your site, including in the navbar.

The default template included is a default navbar links set, which can be edited to your requirements.

If you use this, please click install.

[Merjawy]

I've been gone for a while..

Nice touch peterska2 .. I attempted this long time ago and it didn't go well

thnx

[A_N_K_A_R_A]

nice installed thanks

[sam anders]

installed and working a dream thank you

[Maxman1544]

In 3.5.4 I had added a 2nd Navbar line for text links. But I never liked them at the top. Just put this one in place and it is perfect. Thank You!

[ggiersdorf]

Will this copy the existing one or do I have to make modifications to the links in this one as well as the top one? Couldnt it just mimic the top? So we dont have to edit two locations?

[peterska2]

This one is a unique template and as such is controlled and edited seperately. It is done this way on purpose as you may not want to have the same links at the bottom as at the top.

For example, you might move the members list, calendar, and other less frequently used links to the bottom one and leave the more frequently used links at the top without the additional clutter of the infrequently used ones.

[R1lover]

Great, thank you.

[midirtrider]

hoping this works in 3.6.0 gold

[peterska2]

there isn't any reason why it won't work in any of the 3.6.x versions unless something changes down the line.