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Removing navbar
I've tried removing $navbar references from settings.php and anywhere else I could find them but I cannot seem to remove it.
I basically want the navbar to completely go away on the galleries pages. Thanks for any help. |
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Instead, you could remove/comment out the $navbar variable from the vB hell_blank template, or if the vB hell_blank template is in use, you could use this condition in the vB hell_blank template:
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The code posted above also fixed my issue that was I was having with vBadvanced CMPS causing there to be two menu bars on the page. Thanks.
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Content visible to registered users only. I also encountered two menu bars for photoplog when using vBadvanced CMPS. My hell_blank contains the following: Code:
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Replace $navbar with that line.
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Thanks Morgan!
It works. Cool. Regards, Eric |
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