Question You installed yesterday, but button bar not showing

[David Perdew]

Hey - You installed this yesterday, but the button bar is not visible. The post bits does display correctly. Help?

 

[Fillip H.]

Did you follow the instructions in the PM?

You need to set up the usergroup permissions in the Manage Buttons interface (click Edit on each button and set Can Click).

The manual can be found here, which contains many answers to common setup issues: DragonByte Tech Documentation

If it still doesn't show, try it again on a default (unmodified) skin.

 

[David Perdew]

Thanks for clarifying the instructions. I think I got them loaded. I had one issue. I changed the name of the Dislike button to Love, but decided to delete it instead of editing it. And then Added a New Button - Love.

As you can see from the image - it's got an overlap. Any ideas what's going on there?

dp

 

[Fillip H.]

When you added your custom button, you entered a "Varname". If the "Varname" was "love", you need to create an image called love.png and upload it to /dbtech/thanks/images

 

[David Perdew]

First - awesome support here. Thanks for the responses. Vbulletin isn't the easiest software for non-techies like me to maneuver. So I really appreciate it.

Here's an image asking a design question using this...

 

[Fillip H.]

The reason why yours span multiple lines is because either your skin or your monitor is using too narrow a resolution.

You have 2 choices:
1. You can turn off the button text via the "(Pro) Disable Button Text" vBulletin Option for this mod. This will, as you might imagine, turn off the "Like this post" text, just leaving the images.
2. Use the "(Pro) Cloud Location" setting to shift the Post Thanks / Like bar to "Below Signature" like we use here on DBTech. If you then turn off the "(Pro) Integrate Action Buttons" setting, you'll have a display exactly like ours

 

[David Perdew]

#2 was perfect. Thanks for your patience and clarity. By the way, this is an awesome resource. I know we can find vBulletin plugins and resources for free, but I always believe that "premium" means better service. You've demonstrated that here. Thanks.