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May 25, 2017 20:48:34 GMT -8
Maiden
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February 2011
dreamaiden
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Post by Maiden on Dec 17, 2012 4:57:46 GMT -8
solariatest1.freemessageboards.com/I've managed to get this (the sidebar staying where it is while you scroll) working, but I'd like to be able to have to starting up by the header. In the proboards sidebar plugin there is this if(settings.sidebar_left_enable == 1 || settings.sidebar_right_enable == 1) { $('#content').wrap('<div id="sidebar_div"><div class="sidebar_main_content"></div></div>'); Now it's been suggested to change '#content' to 'header' this puts the sidebars up by the header, but they then overlap the rest of the forum including the newsfader/particpated bar thing - but not the home/forum bar (for me the ad isn't a worry as I'll be using the welcome header below ad plugin) It feels like this should just be a case of the right variable. Either instead of '#content' or using 'header' and then somehow telling the other stuff to not overlap it. If anyone has any suggestions of variables to try, or anything to try I'd appreciate it. Thanks
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May 25, 2017 20:48:34 GMT -8
Maiden
1,020
February 2011
dreamaiden
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Post by Maiden on Dec 17, 2012 8:48:30 GMT -8
solariatest1.freemessageboards.com/So I can get it to go next to the header and content and nav-tree using this: $( div='header, #navigation-tree, #content') instead of just '#content' However as you can see it duplicates, starting the sidebars at each of the three things (divisions? features? sections?) Does anyone know how to make it so they only start at the headers and then continue down to the left of the nav-tree and content? Thanks!
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