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Add menus to your submenu; without eating away at your wrappers :0); By KodiackDaKing
Topic Started: Jan 23 2010, 01:00 AM (151 Views)
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Originally posted by: KodiackDaKing
Add menus to your submenu; without eating away at your wrappers :0)
 
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! :lol: :)

Find this in your board wrappers under Header & Body:

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<div class="customsubmenu"><a href="http://SERVER#.invisionfree.com/BOARD_NAME/index.php?act=Help">Help</a><a href="http://SERVER#.invisionfree.com/BOARD_NAME/index.php?act=Search&f=">Search</a><a href="http://SERVER#.invisionfree.com/BOARD_NAME/index.php?act=Members">Members</a><a href="http://SERVER#.invisionfree.com/BOARD_NAME/index.php?act=calendar">Calendar</a><a
href="http://SERVER#.invisionfree.com/BOARD_NAME/index.php?act=boardrules">TOS</a>


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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