Coding issue was solved but now when you click on the icon it takes you to the page but the icons at the top don't working. Are the icons suppose to be in more then 1 place. Right now there is the dirctory of images/sleek/nav and they work but when you click to go to the page they don't show up
You have to add </center> somewhere
Try use this
Code:
<li><a href="{$mybb->settings['bburl']}/index.php">
<img src="images/home.png" style="vertical-align:middle;" alt title>home</a></li>
Use code tags, it's harder to see what's going on like that. But fortunately I can still read it, just not sure why you wouldn't put it nicely in code tags.
Why are you doing this?
Code:
/http://www.thetechcentral.net/misc.php?action=help/
It should be this...
Code:
http://www.thetechcentral.net/misc.php?action=help
Show us the code you have for the images at the top, they aren't meant to be on every page, they are supposed to be images placed into the header which makes them global to the forum. Provide us with the code....
Ryan, very time you run into a problem, you immediately run to us for help. Here is what you do:
1. When you have an issue first try and fix it yourself. Re-analyze what you did that may have caused that.
2. If it is a plugin, try and read the readmes or manuals for the plugin to fix the issue.
3. If nothing else works, Google your issue. 99% of the time it has happened to someone else.
4. If by the off chance you somehow created a new and entirely specific issue, come post here and everyone will gladly assist you.
(01-13-2012, 04:07 PM)Laugh Wrote: [ -> ]Ryan, very time you run into a problem, you immediately run to us for help. Here is what you do:
1. When you have an issue first try and fix it yourself. Re-analyze what you did that may have caused that.
2. If it is a plugin, try and read the readmes or manuals for the plugin to fix the issue.
3. If nothing else works, Google your issue. 99% of the time it has happened to someone else.
4. If by the off chance you somehow created a new and entirely specific issue, come post here and everyone will gladly assist you.
actually between 3 and 4 I will add a 3.5
3.5. Go to another forum and check the source with Google Chrome that's what help me a lot
He PM'ed me that he fixed it, but all of the answers he was looking for was based off the error I originally posted, just in another part of the forum (the header) which he was having troubles with.
Answer: Don't ever use "/" at the beginning or end of any link starting with http, and especially if you want to go to a page and not have it look for a new directory from that page, which it tries to parse into a directory. When really it's a page.
(01-13-2012, 04:17 PM)AceInfinity Wrote: [ -> ]He PM'ed me that he fixed it, but all of the answers he was looking for was based off the error I originally posted, just in another part of the forum (the header) which he was having troubles with.
Answer: Don't ever use "/" at the beginning or end of any link starting with http, and especially if you want to go to a page and not have it look for a new directory from that page, which it tries to parse into a directory. When really it's a page.
Okay so say i wanted to have the icon and the text under it. how would i edit this code. It's the code i am using now and the text is on the right side.
Code:
<li><a href="http://www.thetechcentral.net/search.php"><img src="{$theme['imgdir']}/nav/search.png" alt="Search" title="Search" />Search</a></li>
By using
after img just find the css code that put the text under image
(01-13-2012, 04:22 PM)Firetech Wrote: [ -> ]By using after img just find the css code that put the text under image
I'm not sure what you mean by this
Note: Btw, NEVER do that with css styles; adding them directly into html tags like that. It's bad enough just using a style element in the <head>
But all he would have to do is to do something like this:
Code:
<li><a href="http://www.thetechcentral.net/search.php"><img src="{$theme['imgdir']}/nav/search.png" alt="Search" title="Search" /><br />Search</a></li>
Even that i'm not sure why you'd want it underneath, looks more compact and professional with the image being beside the text.