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Hmmmm if I may link an example? I'm having trouble describing and wording what I'm talking about ;o; only-teardrops.proboards.com/A bit like Alcove's skin here? Like not exactly the same, but I basically want the banner and nav stuff to fit the length of the forum, while leaving the boards more narrow. They'd all be attached the same way since the BG is meant to be involved in the banner....I'm so bad at wording coding and skinning things oh dear... It's okay! What's happening on Alcove's skin there - is the whole header is outside of the main wrapper. In both jcink and proboards, they have the #wrapper- which holds the boards and the navtree. What you want is to move all of that outside the main wrapper and simply just sit it on top of the wrapper. You cannot edit the size of the nav bar to go all the way across inside the main wrapper. From what I'm guessing they simply created the transparent image in the middle (The picture) and put all of that the same size of the forum and just auto-centered it- but the nav bar is going all the way across. Check out alcove's skin with the right click + inspect for a quick look! For example, take <a id="navigation-skip" href="#content" accesskey="s" class="aria-hidden" title="Skip Navigation">Skip Navigation</a> <a href="#" accesskey="d" title="Open Menu" onclick="proboards.hotkeys.activate(Keys.d); return false;"></a> <div id="navigation-menu" class="ui-helper-clearfix"> <ul role="navigation"> {foreach $[navigation.menu]} <li> <a{if $[navigation.menu.active]} class="state-active"{/if} href="$[navigation.menu.href]"{if $[navigation.menu.accesskey]} accesskey="$[navigation.menu.accesskey]"{/if}> $[navigation.menu.name] {if $[navigation.menu.notification.total]} <div class="tip-holder" onclick="window.location='$[navigation.menu.notification.href]'; return false;"> <div class="tip-number">$[navigation.menu.notification.total]</div> <span class="tip"></span> </div> {/if} </a> </li> {/foreach} </ul> <p id="welcome"> {if !$[current_user.is_member]} Welcome Guest. {if $[login_link] || $[register_link]} Please $[login_link]{if $[login_link] && $[register_link]} or {/if}$[register_link]. {/if} {else} <span>Welcome $[current_user.name].</span> $[logout_link] {/if} </p> </div> and move it above line 14 on the normal default, not sure if you've got something different there though.
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last edit on Apr 21, 2019 2:06:58 GMT by Neko
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