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Hey Andy, I shifted the search in the default style so the ad_header position should work for a leaderboard ad:


http://pixelexit.com/demo/xf/index.php?misc/style&style_id=42

Updated the demo to the latest version of Core that's available right now.

I would actually prefer to have the searchbox moved up a bit to the blue secondary nav on the top right. This way, I can shrink down the height used for the logo/leaderboard.
Would that make more sense? How easy is it to move?
 
I would actually prefer to have the searchbox moved up a bit to the blue secondary nav on the top right. This way, I can shrink down the height used for the logo/leaderboard.
Would that make more sense? How easy is it to move?

Quick n easy:

Code:
#QuickSearch {
background-color: transparent;
padding: 4px;
top: -188px;
}

In extra would make it look like this:

Screenshot_1.webp
 
I am now using Google Translator plugin for my site... is there a way to use style properties for installing scripts.

I would like to place the widget at the extreme right of the lower blue subnavbar.

translator.webp
 
Not built into the style properties but I suppose you could use the ad_header template then float it to the left. May need to adjust it a bit with the logo and all but I think that'd be the easiest way.
 
Not built into the style properties but I suppose you could use the ad_header template then float it to the left. May need to adjust it a bit with the logo and all but I think that'd be the easiest way.

that is what I am using now.. thanx

translator.webp
 
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@Russ i'm sure your aware of the flexile theme and it's "right area content box". Would you be able to implement something like this into the style?
 
@Russ i'm sure your aware of the flexile theme and it's "right area content box". Would you be able to implement something like this into the style?

I probably wouldn't to be honest only because its super easy to achieve the same result without the hassle, you could just use ad_header template to add your box and float it to the right. If you need help with it let me know
 
Had a bit of a Google around for some code and this is the end result.
3817b30358d30027de240696ef51c1d8.png
 
I probably wouldn't to be honest only because its super easy to achieve the same result without the hassle, you could just use ad_header template to add your box and float it to the right. If you need help with it let me know

Using the ad_header template with the CORE style does not use the header area without providing entry into EXTRA.css.

Code:
#google_translate_element {
  position: absolute;
  top: -80px;
  right: -980px;
}

I feel you should incorporate a right content area box. It can be done the way Flexile style is getting it done. I would like to reserve usage of the ad_header template for something else.

~regards
 
Just a heads up... considering 1.2 is in beta we'll be updating our premium styles in the near future, we'll be taking our time making sure everything is functioning the best it can with the new responsive design.
Once this will be released I will buy this style. I checked probably all of them here and this one is my favourite one so far! Good job Russ and great support as I can see.
 
Once this will be released I will buy this style. I checked probably all of them here and this one is my favourite one so far! Good job Russ and great support as I can see.
Using the ad_header template with the CORE style does not use the header area without providing entry into EXTRA.css.

Code:
#google_translate_element {
  position: absolute;
  top: -80px;
  right: -980px;
}

I feel you should incorporate a right content area box. It can be done the way Flexile style is getting it done. I would like to reserve usage of the ad_header template for something else.

~regards

The problem with it is when I code a right box then people would say well I want an ad there ;p.

By using the ad_header you need to place your elements in a div:

Code:
<div class="adrightbox">
<img here>
</div>


And the css:
Code:
.adrightbox {
float: right;
margin-right: 100px;
}

You would want to avoid using that code above, if you place it in the div it'll be easier to manage the location.

As for the box I'll look into it, that area is complicated in the sense that everyone would want a different setup, show ad to all, show content to all, show ad to guest content to all ect....


Once this will be released I will buy this style. I checked probably all of them here and this one is my favourite one so far! Good job Russ and great support as I can see.

Thanks a bunch, look forward to helping you out :)
 
The problem with it is when I code a right box then people would say well I want an ad there ;p.

That is just the point... people can choose to use the right box or not..
ad_header template can continue to be be used for ads...
leave the option up to the enduser.
 
That is just the point... people can choose to use the right box or not..
ad_header template can continue to be be used for ads...
leave the option up to the enduser.

I'll see what I can come up with to hopefully please everyone.



Also heads up next version is slightly changing the way the color system works, rather than choosing the color on the style properties then going to the color palette, you'll do it in the same place:

corecolor.webp
 
Russ updated Core - pixelExit.com with a new update entry:

1.2 Beta 5 Compatibility

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  • Added 1.2 Responsive Capability
  • Added 3 new color schemes(orange/yelloworange/offblue)
  • Replaced Core Color from XenBaseColor to a custom style property
  • Fixed some cosmetic issues
  • Removed bottom line from the sidebar IMAGE
  • Updated Framework to latest
  • Fixed some CSS bugs


If upgrading please make a backup of existing xenbase-framework and the core style


***NOTE*** This is considered a beta release of a style...

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