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Wierd 3.7 code mess
As per example:
I've edited the header template, and only just started to work on it(the part that says Forum Home isn't in the navigation template, it's in the header). I put that in, with my custom class to it, and other bits on the forum change. I've even made it stupid names of the class, in which I know that it won't be the same as other parts of the forum yet they still mess up. Is there a solution to this? Thanks, Dale |
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There is some kind of CSS conflict, that would be the only reason you would get this happening. Check again to make sure a CSS property is not being assigned in-correctly. Else provide a link and I'll take a look.
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I really doubt that there's a CSS conflict, especially with the CSS class name:
navigationlinky I've currently got this running on my localhost. The full code is here: http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...90#post1587990 It never did this in 3.6 |
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Code:
.navigationlinky a:link, a:visited, a:active{ Code:
.navigationlinky a:link, .navigationlinky a:visited, .navigationlinky a:active { |
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Damn, how did I miss that.
Thanks mate |
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