[Plugin] Classic ProBoards Menu 2.0.6

[wing]

mmm that didn't work for me...I have Buttons I made some time back with each name on, so I've gone with that..but I would like to take off the first one FORUM, as it's not needed with Home underneath on the next bar, is that possible..

Thanks

Criss

[Brian]

I'm not entirely sure what you're asking to do.

Buttons can be added or removed in Settings > Forum Settings > Navigation.

[wing]

Ok thanks I'll look at that then.

[Ztrl]

I can't get this to work with your v4 theme Brian :<

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Edit:

Nevermind. I just recoded the nav from scratch and put the images in that I wanted.

[Brian]

Mar 23, 2013 19:42:52 GMT -8 Ztrl said:

I can't get this to work with your v4 theme Brian :<

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Edit:

Nevermind. I just recoded the nav from scratch and put the images in that I wanted.

The V4 theme has an early version of the plugin attached to the bottom of its thread so you can replace the images with ease, including custom buttons.

The reason this thread's plugin doesn't work is because it's looking for the exact HTML of the V5 menu, which isn't present in the V4 theme.

[Ztrl]

Ah. Well in any case I solved my issue.

[Stinky666]

Brian!!
Wondering if you could help here: support.proboards.com/thread/458548/extremely-bizarre
It is regarding this plugin. Appreciated.


Edit:
Just to add. A new problem. I have the following, and it should display to the right on the nav menu, but it doesn't.
I have "enable welcome" set to yes.

                   <p id="welcome">
                       {if $[current_user.is_member]}
                       Welcome back $[current_user.name]. You have <font color="#df0909"><u>$[current_user.messages.new]</u></font> new messages.
                       <br /><a href="/conversations/inbox">Inbox</a> ($[current_user.messages.inbox]) / <a href="/conversations/outbox">Outbox</a> / <a href="/conversations/new">New Message</a>  
                       {else}
                       Welcome Guest to $[forum.name].
                       <br />Please $[login_link.] or $[register_link.]
                       {/if}
</p>

[Brian]

Why do your login and register link variables have periods after them?

[Stinky666]

Apr 15, 2013 7:41:57 GMT -8 Brian said:

Why do your login and register link variables have periods after them?

No idea, but that wouldn't be causing it.. Fixed/removed those though

[Brian]

Apr 15, 2013 7:55:02 GMT -8 Stinky666 said:

Apr 15, 2013 7:41:57 GMT -8 Brian said:

Why do your login and register link variables have periods after them?

No idea, but that wouldn't be causing it.. Fixed/removed those though

Do you have a link to the forum it's happening on? I think it has to do with your inbox/outbox links coming before the login/logout links.

I had a look at my plugin's source and it's looking for the default welcome message's layout.

[Stinky666]

Apr 15, 2013 9:13:09 GMT -8 Brian said:

Apr 15, 2013 7:55:02 GMT -8 Stinky666 said:

No idea, but that wouldn't be causing it.. Fixed/removed those though

Do you have a link to the forum it's happening on? I think it has to do with your inbox/outbox links coming before the login/logout links.

I had a look at my plugin's source and it's looking for the default welcome message's layout.

exdat.freeforums.net/

"ED v2" theme. Default.

[Brian]

Apr 15, 2013 9:14:28 GMT -8 Stinky666 said:

Apr 15, 2013 9:13:09 GMT -8 Brian said:

Do you have a link to the forum it's happening on? I think it has to do with your inbox/outbox links coming before the login/logout links.

I had a look at my plugin's source and it's looking for the default welcome message's layout.

exdat.freeforums.net/

"ED v2" theme. Default.

Oh, I forgot I made it work this way... The welcome message won't show if you have login buttons.

If you add // to the beginning of line 85 of the plugin's build page, it'll show the welcome message despite the login buttons being enabled.

[Stinky666]

Apr 15, 2013 9:23:11 GMT -8 Brian said:

Apr 15, 2013 9:14:28 GMT -8 Stinky666 said:

exdat.freeforums.net/

"ED v2" theme. Default.

Oh, I forgot I made it work this way... The welcome message won't show if you have login buttons.

If you add // to the beginning of line 85 of the plugin's build page, it'll show the welcome message despite the login buttons being enabled.

Will try that in a few minutes.
Any idea about the whole size issue? Buttons are 61px height, yet they blur if I set the height to 61px. So i have to set it to 62px. Also set to 61px, some of the buttons get cut off (as posted in the link I first provided to the topic here on PBS).


Edit:
haha um ok so yeah..
exdat.freeforums.net/

That's after adding "//" to line 85, so it looks like:

//{if $[plugin.settings.extra_buttons] == 1}welcome.style.display = "none";{/if}

[Brian]

Needs line height adjustment.

Honestly, I think you should just change the ID of your <p> to welcome2 and define its CSS yourself. Then add the default welcome <p> and all of its HTML alongside it so the plugin can work off of it, since the plugin will attempt to hide the original anyways.

[Stinky666]

Apr 15, 2013 10:23:39 GMT -8 Brian said:

Needs line height adjustment.

Honestly, I think you should just change the ID of your <p> to welcome2 and define its CSS yourself. Then add the default welcome <p> and all of its HTML alongside it so the plugin can work off of it, since the plugin will attempt to hide the original anyways.

Which line height? The one for the welcome or nav bar? I have the nav bar set to 61px (all 3 instances of it), and I adjusted the line height from 31px to 61px for the welcome, it did nothing at all.