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Top tabs don't work

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  • Started 3 years ago by Dreams
  • Latest reply from psychologycareers

  1. Dreams
    Member

    How do you manage the tabs across the top. Underneath the header. I have not been able to find any way to manage them.

    Posted 3 years ago #

  2. aphrodite
    Member

    I can't figure it out either...?

    Posted 3 years ago #

  3. Dreams
    Member

    When you figure it I would love to know as well. I have been posting about this and Haven't figured it out.

    H

    Posted 3 years ago #

  4. gussie
    Member

    This is pretty sad - won't someone help us?

    Posted 3 years ago #

  5. TheOrange
    Member

    You need the last bit of code in header.php :
    <ul id="nav">

  6. href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>">Home
  7. href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>/screenshots/">screenshots
  8. href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>/reviews/">reviews

    9. <li class="rss">">RSS

    Basically just change any reference to things like "reviews" or "archives" to what you want to call it..

Posted 3 years ago #

  • Cherie
    Member

    Hi! I'm not real sure what you mean by manage. Do you want to change the headings or add more? I do both with my mental health website www.hugs-oc.com and would be happy to help you if this is what you are looking for. What I'd like to learn how to do is change the color for just one of the tabs, instead of all of them.

    Posted 3 years ago #

  • Dreams
    Member

    Cherie,

    By manage I mean change, utilize, access how do you do anything with them? I tried your blog but don't see any contact information. Please let me know what your contact information is I would love to resolve the "tab" issue.

    thanks,

    H

    Posted 3 years ago #

  • pzbkgd
    Member

    To expand on The OrangeMember's comments:
    If you want to work on the about tab(it's already defined),

    Create a directory called about off the root of your blog page and insert an index.htm or index.php file.
    For example, my blog page is at mdaras.com/blog,
    In the blog subdirectory, I created a folder about.

    I'm currently working on this page, but when it's done I'll place an index.php in there.

    Hope this helps.
    admin@mdaras.com

    Posted 3 years ago #

  • ivanwalsh
    Member

    Hi Folks,

    Here's how to add another tab to the top of the page.

    1. Open the header.php file

    Make a backup just in case things go wrong.

    2. Find this line of code

  • href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>/about/">about

    • 3. Copy it and then paste it right below this line.

    4. Change the word about to whatever page you have created.

    For example, if you created a page called shop, then change the three references above from about to shop.

    5. Save the file. refresh your site. it works!

    Hope that helps.

    Ivan

    Posted 3 years ago #

  • mezloh
    Member

    I would like to add my 2 cents to this thread. I am trying to tile a small image file horizontally across my navbar, instead of just changing the background color of the navbar.

    So far renaming my image file to replace the hr_dot_black.gif does not work. This is a problem that is holding up my progress of implementing this cutline theme into my site.
    I am hosting it locally now for testing and I can't test because I can't change the navbar.
    Anyone with a small bit of advice to point me in the right direction. Emailing admin from thsi forum gets me 0 results as far as any type of response goes, along with no answers to thread I started about it.
    Since we are on the subject in here i thought I would add this in hopes of finding an answer while possibly answering the question for others that might be interested in doing the same.
    On my current site I am using the Modernpaper them which is great but not compatible with 2.5 so a switch is imminent. The navbar on this theme is the same thing I want to accomplish with the cutline theme. here is the link to my site - http://knockoutodors.com

    Thank you in advance.

    Posted 3 years ago #

  • sadder
    Member

    You must use the ww:url with nested

    For instance
    <ww:url id="editProjectUrl" action="projectEdit">
    <ww:param name="projectId" value="${pageScope.project.id}"/>
    <ww:param name="projectName" value="${pageScope.project.name}"/>
    </ww:url>
    <ww:a href="%{editProjectUrl}">
    <img src="<ww:url value='/images/edit.gif'/>" alt="Edit" title="Edit" border="0">

    Posted 1 year ago #

  • chicagoRealEstate
    Member

    I am having the same problem and seems related to running dual monitors. If I maximize the Chrome window on my primary monitor, the tabs run off the right side of the screen and block the min/max/close buttons in win 7. However if I maximize it in the other monitor, it works fine. It's a really annoying problem as I have to keep juggling Chrome between both monitors as I open more tabs. by adametrnal

    Posted 1 year ago #

  • josefoz
    Member

    Sadder : "You must use the ww:url with nested

    For instance
    <ww:url id="editProjectUrl" action="projectEdit">
    <ww:param name="projectId" value="${pageScope.project.id}"/>
    <ww:param name="projectName" value="${pageScope.project.name}"/>
    </ww:url>
    <ww:a href="%{editProjectUrl}">
    <img src="<ww:url value='/images/edit.gif'/>" alt="Edit" title="Edit" border="0"> "

    Thanks for the help sadder!
    Fragrance Of Friendship [] Blogging With Wordpress

    Posted 11 months ago #

  • psychologycareers
    Member

    I am having the same problem and seems related to running dual monitors. If I maximize the Chrome window on my primary monitor,
    psychology careers

    Posted 8 months ago #

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