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[Excalibur! Friend Excalibur!Join date: January 2006Posts: 23Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 2]

#129924

Ok, I made some steps, but now I think that I need some help…

<blockquote>The easiest way to do this is by taking the static code (output after being parsed from php) and integrating that into the “header” template of your vBulletin style. The same can be done with the “footer” template. The problem with doing it this way is if you have any Joomla modules in the header/footer area, they won’t work properly in vBulletin. So you’ll need to remove that static code from the vB “header”.

Open your Joomla homepage in your web browser. You then need to view the Page Source. For example, in IE, you’d choose the View menu and then select Page Source. This is the final output your server has sent to your web browser.

Using this output, you’ll need to determine where your header starts and stops. Copy that entire header source into your vBulletin Header template. You will also need to do the same for the footer. Hope this leads you in the right direction. </blockquote>

My forum with Teline II header looks like this:

…and my homepage is here.

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#255019

You are using it in a wrapper now?
What is the steps you have done?
And what do you need help with more?

[Excalibur! Friend Excalibur!Join date: January 2006Posts: 23Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 2]

#255029

I’m using it in wrapper mode at the moment (because of the users), but the picture above is internal (not public). Now I have problems with double CSS (Teline II & vBulletin)… I installed Firebug (for Firefox), but my knowledge is poor…

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