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    • CommentAuthorpab1953
    • CommentTimeFeb 1st 2008
     # 1
    Been trying to get a custom header on my Vanilla site. I read somewhere that using the Nuggets extension was the way to go, so I downloaded it. But it comes with no ReadMe file, so I didn't know how to proceed. Still, I did find the extension installation instructions below ... but they call for locating a "default.php" file but I can find none.

    Any suggestions?

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    EXTENSION INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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    In order for Vanilla to recognize an extension, it must be contained within its
    own directory within the extensions directory. So, once you have downloaded and
    unzipped the extension files, you can then place the folder containing the
    default.php file into your installation of Vanilla. The path to your extension's
    default.php file should look like this:

    /path/to/vanilla/extensions/this_extension_name/default.php

    Once this is complete, you can enable the extension through the "Manage
    Extensions" form on the settings tab in Vanilla.
    • CommentAuthortimfire
    • CommentTimeFeb 1st 2008
     # 2
    You install it the same way as any other extension. Unzip the Nuggets folder and place it (the "Nugget" folder) inside the extension folder. Vanilla will then auto recognize the extension, and you can enable it thru settings.php.

    Once it's enabled, there should be a link on the settings page ("Manage Nuggets", maybe, I forget). You then click to "cook a Nugget" or something like that. You choose where you want to Nugget to be located, and choose a, err, priority number from -9 to 9. That number will determine the order the Nugget is rendered in relation to other objects in the same field.
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