Here is a quick article on how to remove some of the default vbulletin navtabs from the [I]navbar[/I] template.
[B]Removing the [COLOR=red]What’s New[/COLOR] navtab:[/B]
Find (near the top of the template):
Code:
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Change to:
Code:
[php]
[/php]
Find and Remove (about 2/3 down):
Code:
[php]
…
a bunch more stuff inbetween to remove
…
[/php]
SAVE
In a default navbar template, after removing the chunk of code above, you should end up with this in the template where the code used to be:
Code:
[php]
{vb:raw template_hook.navtab_middle}
{vb:raw template_hook.navtab_end}[/php]
[B]Removing the [COLOR=red]Home[/COLOR] navtab:[/B]
Go to Plugins & Products > Plugin Manager > Product: vBulletin CMS > Navbar: Insert CMS Navbar Entry
Plugin is Active: NO
SAVE
[B]Removing the [COLOR=red]Blogs[/COLOR] navtab:[/B]
Go to Plugins & Products > Plugin Manager > Product: vBulletin Blog > Navbar: Eval Blog Link Template and Validate Styleid
Find and Remove (or comment out):
Code:
[php]
if (defined(‘VBBLOG_CACHED_TEMPLATES’))
{
if (defined(‘VBBLOG_SCRIPT’))
{
$vbulletin->options[‘selectednavtab’] = ‘vbblog’;
}
$template_hook[‘navtab_middle’] .= vB_Template::create(‘blog_navbar_link’)->render();
$template_hook[‘navbar_getnew_menu’] .= vB_Template::create(‘blog_navbar_whatsnew_link’)->render();
if ($show[‘blog_search’])
{
$template_hook[‘navbar_search_menu’] .= vB_Template::create(‘blog_navbar_search’)->render();
}
}
[/php]
SAVE
[B]Removing the [COLOR=red]Forum[/COLOR] navtab:[/B]
Find and remove (starts near the very top):
Code:
[php]
…
a bunch more stuff inbetween to remove
…
[/php]
SAVE
