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all in your opinion.

I too have tried various things over the years and always fall back on my favourite text editor.

I use textpad, and have done for years now. Wouldn't touch dreamweaver unless I was paid to use it (and they bought it for me of course).

If you care about coding standards don't use a wysiwyg.

captcha hasn't been a solution for some time, they are easily broken.

to fix ie you might have to add some positioning to brd-main

#brd-main {
position:absolute;
left:0;
}

but I haven't tested that, so it might need jiggling.

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Its a bit difficult to tell exactly where you want the sidebar to begin. Do you want, as I think you do, it to be from the login/register section downwards?

Anyway assuming that, I can see where to insert it in the standard template, just before this:

<div id="brd-main">

so you would end up with:

<div id="sidebar">whatever content</div>
<div id="brd-main">

and it would be the css for brd-main that would need altering width wise.

As you have a specific them already in place, it might be better if you sent those to me, and I'll see what I can do. email me at elfin@elfden.co.uk

1. adjust this part in your css:

.brd {
    margin: 15px auto 0 auto;
    max-width: 1100px;
    min-width: 700px;
    width: 95%;
    }

That is the portion that sets the width of the main board, excluding the header. So you'd need to adjust the minwidth, and width - perhaps setting them to the same amount.

Add a div just before

<div id="brd-wrap" class="brd">

in each of your templates, something like:

<div id="mycontent">goes here</div>

then add to your css something like the following:

#mycontent{
float:right;
width:150px; 
}

fairly simple, and culd probably be done slightly better, but that seems to work.
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I haven't been able to finish it ready for release as yet.

what you've got now is the css id in the li:

<li id="navextra1">

and that is already styled correctly in the CSS with :

#navextra1 {
    background:transparent url(images/navextra1-home.png) no-repeat center left;
}

so just change the image, or the url to a new image

akismet?

excellent.

Shame that adding buttons to my extension will be more difficult - still think on how best to do it *sigh*

BBCode buttons is the official 'toolbar' such that it is. So to add buttons to the toolbar you need to edit things in there.

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