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With this plug-in You can add the buttons in the drop-down list in the Navbar easily
install 1 create new plug-in and select: Product : vBulletin Hook Location : process_templates_complete Title : Navbar Tab Drop Down Execution Order : 5 Plugin PHP Code : download code from attachment add copy and paste<br> you can change $allowguests from 'true' to 'false' if you do NOT want guests to see the menu for links change Site Links and http://site1.com and Link 1 ect... Download Now
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Pretty straight forward. Works great! Thanks!
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Thanks, nice job.
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Any screen-shots available?
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nice job
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just what i was looking for thank you
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This looks fine in FF and in IE 8, but not in IE 8 when in Compatability Mode.
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Great mod! Thanks! So if I wanted to create a separate button for each "link", how would I modify the code?
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