Hi,
How do I move 'my blog' from the right side to the menu left side of the menu, please see attached gif. What file do i need to modify? thanks
How to move 'my blog' to the other side of the menu - User Blog Mod
How to move 'my blog' to the other side of the menu
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mamamia22
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Re: How to move 'my blog' to the other side of the menu
overall_header.html. Find the blog code (that creates the blog link) and move it after the notes one.
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Re: How to move 'my blog' to the other side of the menu
The problem with this is that I only want to move 'My blog'. 'Blogs' I want to leave in the right side and I do not know how to separate them, overall_header.html has for both of them
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<li class="{blog_links.CLASS}"><a href="{blog_links.URL}">{blog_links.TEXT}</a></li>-
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Re: How to move 'my blog' to the other side of the menu
You can try this to separate those two links...
IN functions.php FIND:
AFTER ADD:
So that allows me to use {USER_ID} anywhere in my style templates--it grabs user ID. So the link to 'my blog' in overall_header.html will look something like this:
And the link to the blog.php main page
Not sure if it's the best way to go about it, but it works for me. Otherwise You can't really 'split' the nav links this MOD provides since it was built that way. And the way I just explained was the easiest for me to do.
IN functions.php FIND:
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// The following assigns all _common_ variables that may be used at any point in a template.
$template->assign_vars(array(
'SITENAME' => $config['sitename'],AFTER ADD:
'USER_ID' => $user->data['user_id'],So that allows me to use {USER_ID} anywhere in my style templates--it grabs user ID. So the link to 'my blog' in overall_header.html will look something like this:
<a href="{U_BLOG}?page=view&mode=user&u={USER_ID}" class="icon-faq" title="View my Blog">My Blog</a>And the link to the blog.php main page
<a href="{U_BLOG}" class="icon-ucp">{L_BLOG}</a>Not sure if it's the best way to go about it, but it works for me. Otherwise You can't really 'split' the nav links this MOD provides since it was built that way. And the way I just explained was the easiest for me to do.
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