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How do i make a drop down menu in the nav bar
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vb version u are running
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You can use this mod to create dropdowns, prior to vB version 4.2.1 https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=274972
In vb v 4.2.1 you can do it with the Navigation Manager This only applies to vB versions 4.x |
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4.2.1 but it doesn't let me make a menu like that
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Take a look at the default ones there and it will give you a idea how to do it
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Unfortunately there are no dropdown tabs in the default menus.
To create a dropdown menu on a tab do this.. 1) Create a new TAB 2) Create a MENU item for the tab. 3) Create a LINK item for the MENU 4) Go back to the TAB and edit it. Change the 'Target Menu' to the new MENU you created. |
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quick links, forum actions and community tabs main tabs no sub yes but at least it will give him a starting place |
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well, I guess you will have to do it manually 'hard-coded' way...
all you need is: 1- create a button in the navtab 2- add a class to your <li> tab and call it class="popupmenu" 3- add a href anchor after that to allow java script to popup the menu: <a href="javascript://" class="popupctr"/>button</a> 4- create un-order list for your drop menu with a class like this: <ul class="popupbody"></ul> 5- include your <li> with a class for css style and menu list for each element you want.. Save it and you're done... if you need more explanation, shoot me a PM as a reminder... Cheers |
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There's no need to hard code anything. |
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