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| Add menus to your submenu; without eating away at your wrappers :0) | |
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| Topic Started: Nov 16 2006, 08:29 PM (1,517 Views) | |
| KodiackDaKing | Nov 16 2006, 08:29 PM Post #1 |
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I LIEK SQUIRRELZ!!1!!11!1!!!1
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EDIT: Not all boards come with this! Scroll down to the next post to get everything to work out right.  Hey, think of it this way! It hardly takes any wrapper space!   Find this in your board wrappers under Header & Body:
Please note that your Server # and board name will already be filled in!!! Once you have found that, you may copy and paste the following HTML before an "<a href" or after a "</a>" depending on where you wish to place the new submenu link: <a href="URL of Site/place you want link to take you">Text that will appear in Submenu</a> Be sure to keep the quotation marks! They're important in this. I'll show you an example. Let's say I wanted to link to babyrubberchicken.com and I wanted the text to be clicked called "Rubber Chicken," I would put this: <a href="babyrubberchicken.com">Rubber Chicken</a> That's it! Pretty easy once you get used to it!  One more thing, if you wish to have an image before your link, put in the following before you put in the "<a href="URL of Site">text to click</a>"... <img src="AREA/URL of Image"> I know this is a bit sloppy, and I apologize. This is my first, uh, "code snippet" as you may say. I'm also a bit shy. 
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| HelenaZF | Nov 16 2006, 09:53 PM Post #2 |
advanced techno feeb
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Yes, your skin apparently has a custom submenu included. For those with without that feature: If you use the above custom submenu code, you will want to remove the existing submenu bar. Do that by going to your CSS: ACP > Skinning & Styles > Manage Style Sheets find:
replace with:
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| KodiackDaKing | Nov 16 2006, 10:14 PM Post #3 |
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I LIEK SQUIRRELZ!!1!!11!1!!!1
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Oh, okay! Thanks. I edited something in so that people would be sure to do that if they weren't fortunate to have one of the skins like that. Thanks again.
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| Kurai Ikazuchi | Jul 6 2009, 07:39 PM Post #4 |
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 awesome code 7.5/10 its only a tad confusing on how u explained it but other then that nice (notes yes i know old topic but i found and used on my site decided to comment)
 <lawl its yellow
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| reaper the hedeghog | Jul 6 2009, 11:14 PM Post #5 |
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mine is better! >:D |
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