Design Question: How To Edit the Linkback FAQ page.

This is the second forum that I've built out using the vBSEO plugin, and have just discovered a page that I am able to access under the "Posting Permissions" box at the bottom of most forum pages. There are three links in there that are specific to vBSEO: trackbacks, pingbacks, and refbacks. They all link to the same page, which on my dev forum is: openSUSE Forums - LinkBacks .

Now there are two main issues that I have with this page.

1) The design on the page appears to be about 95% complete, but there's just a few issues with the page design looking incomplete.

2) Key header files that are being called throughout the rest of the site are not being accessed on this page. I have specific CSS and Javascript files that have been set in the header file (headinclude_bottom) in the template manager. These header files do not appear to be loaded by this page, resulting in a very ugly page.

I'm not sure where to look in the code to make the needed changes for this page. Do I need to break open the backend via FTP to do this, or is there some why from the vBulletin admin interface that I can edit this? Any help would be appreciated.

-Brent

Hello,


If you are working on behalf of a valid license holder, they need to add your username to their customer profile for priority support (see bottom) http://www.vbseo.com/usercp/customer_profile/

As this is a simple question and I do see this domain as licensed, I will offer the suggestion to check your Style manager-> vbseo Templates -> vbseo_help_linkback

By default this template includes the std header and head include, so you might want to check where you are included other templates as creating other includes may be a nightmare to maintain going forward.

Any further support, you will need to be verified as above. Thanks for your understanding.

Thanks Brian,

Yes the license if valid, but my point of contact if out of the office today. I will follow appropriate channels if I need further assistance.

Regards,
Brent Leavitt