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how to put a left navagation bar in vB ?
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Just put a left aligned table in your header.
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which header ?
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Header template.
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do you mean header template under
options->change styles ? |
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besides this thread, is there any resource on the net that detail talking the structure of vb and which template to build up a page, what is the use of indivdual php files ?
I found the offical user manual is not very enough |
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And no, there's not an official template resource handbook yet, but I think someone detailed about 50% of them. There may be one for 2.0. And there's little need to edit any of the PHP files. |
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I added my test nav bar on the header template
but it appears at the top of the page as show below ![]() |
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cut: forumhome template
Copy: into a editer like Frontpage or dreamweaver. Make a two column table and put all of forumhome in the right column and your links in the left column. cut the code and paste back into that template. |
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I am going to make a book one day on this.
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