Hi,
I'm in the process of migrated my forum from phpBB2 to vBulletin and I'm trying to make the new look and feel consistent with my legacy phpBB2 layout.
I'm trying to change the navbar options to display custom pages/links on the left; home, forum, album, classifieds. I believe the normal place to modify the navbar is 'Style Manager/ Navigation Breadcrumb Templates/ navbar. However due to the addition of a custom style my <!-- nav buttons bar --> tags are now located in the Style Manager/Common Templates/Header.
I have two problems:
1. Somewhere along the way I've messed up the code in the style header because even when you're logged in there's still a 'Register' link in the navbar, I would like to remove this when logged in.
2. As mentioned above I'd like to add custom links to the left of the navbar and remove the 'User CP' and private message options, can somebody point me in the right direction please?
I've attached the code for my style header and an image of my current navbar when logged in and out.
Many thanks.
Ron
I'm in the process of migrated my forum from phpBB2 to vBulletin and I'm trying to make the new look and feel consistent with my legacy phpBB2 layout.
I'm trying to change the navbar options to display custom pages/links on the left; home, forum, album, classifieds. I believe the normal place to modify the navbar is 'Style Manager/ Navigation Breadcrumb Templates/ navbar. However due to the addition of a custom style my <!-- nav buttons bar --> tags are now located in the Style Manager/Common Templates/Header.
I have two problems:
1. Somewhere along the way I've messed up the code in the style header because even when you're logged in there's still a 'Register' link in the navbar, I would like to remove this when logged in.
2. As mentioned above I'd like to add custom links to the left of the navbar and remove the 'User CP' and private message options, can somebody point me in the right direction please?
I've attached the code for my style header and an image of my current navbar when logged in and out.
Many thanks.
Ron
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