looks nice maybe try cutting of few more images.

Oh wow, that takes the cake. I thought it was the archive section but it proved me wrong. I could make it like that but it takes time to organize it.

Where is the leftover images? I tried to look for any remaining unneeded imgs and couldn't find any. Without touching polls, avatars and editor imgs.

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Thanks for this, just what I have been looking for

did everything as mentioned, but no success :(
We hv to upload the xml file to install folder, done, but what is to be done with it after that...?
Here is our forum link www.lovechandigarh.com

Put the skinlite_menu.js into your ftp under forumroot/clientscript

upload the vbulletin_style.xml in your admincp under style manager/download/upload styles

and then you will need to do the edits in functions_forumdisplay from /forums/incudes which you will find in the text file in the zip file

Hope that helps.

I think this is a VERY important style and it doesn't necessarily have to be as bland as the TreoCentral pda forum. It could maintain the design of vBulletin except all images are text and some of the unnecessary things are removed - like avatars and signatures..

There needs to be two resolutions.. 320x320 and 240x240. The navbar will need to be dropped to two lines or more and the login box will have to be placed beneath the top/left-side logo.

There are a few columns that are also unnecessary when browsing via PDA. Last Post, Threads, Posts and Moderators are all unnecessary. Basically, you need to have the ability to browse each forum, read, post and reply.. That's about it..

I've also been working on a template but I cannot figure out how to get rid of the above mentioned columns...

There may be some tables or cells in the footer that also need to be broken into two or more lines. Once this is done, we'll be able to browse forums on the go. I browse my own forums very often via Treo 750...

Here's a good example of what I'm talking about:
http://forums.propilotworld.com/?styleid=3

With the standard vBulletin colors, it would still look nice...

Okay. I just figured out how to remove those columns I was talking about. This is going to get interesting...

I use something similar. I used elements from various mobile/lite styles released here and at vbulletin.com. I'll be happy to provide the xml file if people want to tinker with it.
http://hfboards.com/index.php?styleid=40

(attached - request)