It should happen automatically each time you create a custom template. As far as I know, nothing should be hiding those templates. There might be some issue with your hosting provider.
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they say no issue they got, and asked me more detail to see if some update need
here is the server specification Apache version 2.2.17 PHP version 5.2.17 MySQL version 5.1.56 Architecture x86_64 Operating system linux Kernel version 2.6.18-274.7.1.el5 cPanel Pro 1.0 (RC1) |
someone to help me, or to tell me how can i have vbulletin powered page
some alternative method |
I think you just need to re-read the instructions, they work. You don't need to look for "Custom Templates" just "Add New Template" and it will be custom.
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but later when i want to edit it i dont see it (and all custom templates) and even when i search with some words i know there are on the template :( |
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You should check your error_logs and see if anything is in there about the issue. And, check your control panel logs and see when it is getting deleted. And, check your database to verify it really isn't there. |
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