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if you like what we've added at vBulletin Setup and want it on your site here is your code..
Here's the code I use in forumbit level 1 and 2:
this assumes your vb is in a forums/ folder..
and like on our site, the forum home view don't allow new threads, so it was all useless and we just needed it on the forumdisplay page.. this is how to achieve that..
and add this to your Additional CSS Definitions to make them small like on here
I seen this on Keith Cohen's site and he was kind enough to tell me how he did it 
if you like what we've added at vBulletin Setup and want it on your site here is your code..
Here's the code I use in forumbit level 1 and 2:
Code:
<if condition="$forum[link] == ''"> <span class="tinyfont"> - [<a href="/forums/newthread.php?do=newthread&f=$forum[forumid]" title="Post a new thread in $forum[title]">New Thread</a>] - [<a href="/forums/search.php?forumid=$forum[forumid]" title="Search $forum[title]">Search</a>] - [<a href="/forums/subscription.php?do=addsubscription&f=$forum[forumid]" title="Subscribe to $forum[title]">Subscribe</a>] - [<a href="/forums/external.php?type=rss2&forumids=$forum[forumid]" target="_blank" title="RSS feed for $forum[title]">RSS</a>] </span> </if>
and like on our site, the forum home view don't allow new threads, so it was all useless and we just needed it on the forumdisplay page.. this is how to achieve that..
Code:
<if condition="THIS_SCRIPT == 'index'"> main forums page code </if> <if condition="THIS_SCRIPT == 'forumdisplay'"> forumsdisplay page code </if>
Code:
.tinyfont { font-size: 9px;} 










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