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I'm using a plugin to create a dropdown in the navbar and I don't want it to be at the end of the navbar.
The plugin code i'm using is Code:
global $template_hook;
$newTemplate = vB_Template::create('dropdown');
$template_hook['navtab_end'] .= $newTemplate->render();
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You can use navtab_start or navtab_middle too
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navtab_middle does not work
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On vBulletin v4.2x there is no 'navtab_middle'. Prior to that there was, so @vBNinja is not exactly wrong .
-There is better talent around here then I, so maybe someone else knows something.
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oh right 4.2, where they re-did the nav system..
Well in that case you have to add the tab through the Navigation Manager: http://YOURDOMAIN.COM/admincp/navigation.php |
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@Lynne is right, again!
![]() Because @Lynne pointed this out, I rechecked v4.2.1 and a drop-down menu on the main tab (of course) is included. I was pretty sure they added it, I just did not set it up right in the first place. I added drop-downs to the navigation software on my own system in v4.2.0, so it confused me. vBulletin v4.2.1 Release Changes http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/forum...-been-released It is not obvious in the navigational setup as it is not defined in the attachment drop-down selection box, but in the main setup area, but only after you attach a sub-menu. Look for this line on the navigational menu - main tab page. A sub-menu for this tab must be created before this option can be used. Thanks @Lynne
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