Location of outer HTML surrounding Profile pages sub-menu buttons and sidebar.

Started by ElectricSquid, November 29, 2009, 07:28:20 PM

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ElectricSquid

I need to know the location of the outer most divs surrounding a few areas on the Profile pages. For some reason, I can't seem to find the code housing these areas.

In the image below, I am on the Profile > Show Posts page. This page shows all the locations of the objects on the Profile pages that I would like to find in the code creating those pages.

[(o)] The main div surrounding the perimeter of the profile pages
[(o)] The side menu
[(o)] The upper sub-menu (some pages don't have one)

[(o)]The area marked in purple is the outer most area in the page functions for each page.

I need to find the code controlling everything on the Profile Pages between the purple line and the green line. Basically, the two menus.
I have found where they are populated, but there doesn't seem to be any HTML tags like div tags, to work with.

Why?
I need to move, re-shape, and add to the area between the green and purple lines.


Arantor

That might be because some of it is Javascript based.

Follow the code through in the subtemplate that gets loaded and you'll see what's going on. The Generic templates may be of relevance here too.

* Arantor has never gone into it in that much detail.

ElectricSquid

Quote from: Arantor on November 29, 2009, 07:47:20 PM
That might be because some of it is Javascript based.

Arrrgggh!!

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Follow the code through in the subtemplate that gets loaded and you'll see what's going on.

Did that, it lost me.
It seems like there is something going on outside of that code.


QuoteThe Generic templates may be of relevance here too.

Looks like GenaricMenu.template.php has some of the coding I was looking for.
Thanks, I didn't think to look there (because I forgot that set of templates existed).


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* Arantor has never gone into it in that much detail.

Stating the obvious might have been just what I needed this time.
I'll post back if I need more help with this.


* ElectricSquid got half way through coding a mod when he figured out there is a way easier, less intrusive way to do it
:P

ElectricSquid

GenaricMenu.template.php is where it's at 8)

I found ALL the needed code locations there.
From there, I can do my work.

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