[Forum] How to hide Navbar links

[SOS1878.co.uk]

The ones below the navbar, how can I hide them all? Like new posts and private message etc?

They are unneccesary IMO, but I don't know how to get rid...

Thanks

[Lynne]

Hide them or delete them? They are in the navbar template and you may delete them in there.

[SOS1878.co.uk]

Reading the navbar template I am so confused Lynne!

I just want to remove them, and then move the main content area up a bit; is that possible?

[SOS1878.co.uk]

Sorry I forgot to say I also want them removed from the CMS (which I have done manually) But i need to remove the gap so the content all moves up!

Help!!!!!

[Lynne]

I have no idea what gap you are talking about or what links you want to remove from the CMS. Can you post an image?

[SOS1878.co.uk]

Sorry Lynne, on the forum it's the bits that say

New PostsPrivate MessagesFAQCalendarCommunity Forum Actions Quick Links

Just below the actual navbar. I want to get rid of those from every page; including the CMS and the forums, and thus this will create a larger than necessary gap between the navbar and the content area. I would then like to reduce the size of that gap...

Hope that helps

[Lynne]

A real quick way to get rid of the row is to add this to your addition .css template (or in the same template these are defined at the end):

.navtabs ul {
display:none;
}
.navbar {
    height:{vb:math {vb:stylevar navbar_tab_border.borderWidth} * 1 + {vb:stylevar navbar_tab_size.height}}px;
}

[SOS1878.co.uk]

Lovely Lynne, thankyou. Can I use that to hide the advanced search too?

Then if you see - www.sos1878.co.uk/forum can you see that there is now a large gap where they used to be; is there anyway to control/reduce that gap?

Thanks again!

[SOS1878.co.uk]

It actually does what I want it to on the What's new page Lynne if you get chance!

Thanks

[Lynne]

Sorry, but I don't know what you mean and I get told "The page isn't redirecting properly" when I click on the link to your site.

OK, I figured out what your link was supposed to be. You didn't apply the css correctly to the other pages. Since I am modifying default vbulletin CSS, you must apply it after vbulletin defines it or it won't work. When I use firebug, I can see my css there, but you applied it before vbulletin defined it so the vbulletin code overrode it.

[SOS1878.co.uk]

Hi Lynne, it removed the bits below the tabular system like so. http://www.sos1878.co.uk/forum/forum.php

I wold like to hide the advanced search too, and then, where that content was it creates a gap, can i just remove that gap?

[Lynne]

You aren't hearing what I'm saying. Go read up on CSS if you don't understand how it works. But basically, if you set the height to, say, 26px, and then later on you set it to 52px, the 52px will win. That is what you have done. My css sets it to 26px, but you put it in the wrong place so then vbulletin is setting it to 52px and the 52px is winning and you get that big space. You Have The CSS In The Wrong Place. Put it *later* on in the code. Please go read up on CSS to understand this.

If you want the other link hidden, the do some css like I did above where you set the display:none for it.

[SOS1878.co.uk]

Lynne I put it at the bottom of my vBulletin.css, surely it will therefore be called on afterwards?

[Lynne]

No, that won't work. Take a look at your page source.... vbulletin-chrome.css is applied *after* vbulletin.css is applied. The classes I wrote the new properties for are in the vbulletin-chrome.css file. You are applying the old properties after the new properties. That won't work.