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Well that makes more sense, thanks for explaining. I still don`t like it though because non of those things apply to my forum atm, guess it`s up to me to change it then.

Best news of the year

Goes to crunch..

Oops

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Funny you should mention 1.3.. origionaly I was going to install that because it looks a lot better than 1.2 by default, saving me making a style.. but decided against because it`s still in development.

So, I incorporated a few design elements from 1.3 (aside from moving the crumbs over lo the left, I did that before the change was made to the branch ) and based it on the style from my old site.

It took a while to get the colours right but I`m very pleased with the result even if I do say so myself! It`s fresh, clean and clear. The content shines through the style imo.

As for releasing it, don`t think I`ll bother but of course you free to use it as you like.

Thanks for all your comments.

EDIT: Removed dead link.

What does the "[1]" do because the origional code appears to work fine.. I have it on a live forum now too.

Thank you so much orlandu63.

Nice find orlandu63

So how would one go about implementing this optimization into 1.2?.. smartys said the above code wouldn`t work.. or is this optimization only applicable to 1.3..

I hate IE it`s a pain in the arse

Paul you know your stuff, why isn`t there a self destruct button for all instances of ie 6?? er I mean, any ideas why this happens? I`m using em and it displays ok in FF and Opera..

#link1{
    float: right;
    width: 2.2em;
    white-space: nowrap;
}

#link2{
    float: right;
    width: 6.8em;
}

#link3{
    float: right;
    width: 11.6em;
}

I can usually figure stuff out eventually but this had me stumped. It`s all very quick and easy when you know how!

Your simple solution of putting both links in the same list item half works, only way to space them is with multiple   and if each link isn`t in it`s own li then I might aswell remove the list altogether and use divs instead. Luckily setting the width for each link worked so I can stay with the more semantic list.

The final result then:

functions.php

    // Index and Userlist should always be displayed
    $links[] = '<li class="navextra1"><a href="index.php">Link 1</a>';
    $links[] = '<li class="navextra2"><a href="index.php">Link 2</a>';
    $links[] = '<li class="navextra3"><a href="index.php">Link 3</a>';
    $links[] = '<li id="navindex"><a href="index.php">'.$lang_common['Index'].'</a>';
    $links[] = '<li id="navuserlist"><a href="userlist.php">'.$lang_common['User list'].'</a>';

CSS

.navextra1 {
    float: right;
    width: 24px;
    white-space: nowrap;
}

.navextra2 {
    float: right;
    width: 74px;
}

.navextra3 {
    float: right;
    width: 124px;
}

The width and white-space attributes on the first link are only necessary to control the space between the link and edge of the board.

Thanks to everyone who helped and I did say I`d paypal some cash for a solution, so how much do I owe who?

Here`s an image of the two links ontop of each other on the right..

Yep and no luck.