Yes you can do that. Just remember to change $WT_SEO_url_prefix variable in the wt_include.php file too though

I am using the WebTemplates to make How-To pages. I would like to give the users a printer friendly page option.

Anyone have any suggestions on how to do this? I would really like to use CSS to do it, but my attempts have been unsuccessful.

This seems to be a way to do the printer-friendly option: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/s...9&postcount=10

Please let us know if it works for you, good luck :up:

You can create a webtemplate theme for printer friendly pages. Then create clones of your webtemplates and make them use this theme. Finally link these clones from original webtemplates with printer friendly links.

If you need an sample html code for printer friendly page, you can check vbulletin template named "printthread".

I've been using Logician's WebTemplates for around 3-years to manage my raffle pages. It has always made the pages seem as though they are 100% a part of the forum.

I updated VB to 4.0x last night and dumped my pants when I realized that LWT wasn't working. Thank God I found the LWT update in this thread. The update was simple and all my templates remained fully functional.

Thank you for an outstanding product!

+1

Thanks for your efforts!

I've released 4.x version in its own thread:
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=250202

I'm following the development of the XenForo forums - which the best VB developers are bringing out, with great interest. It's a lovely system with very attentive support frokm Kier and Mike - due out by end of this month I think.

XenForo has a Pages feature which does some of what your templates do. They provide a page with forum header and footer, user permissions integration and integration in forum hierarchy. I bet they were inspired by Logician.

What XF Pages doesn't do though is provide for bbcode editing. It's html.
While I can do that it's slower and my moderators c an't do it. So I do hope you're going to polish up XF Pages dear Logician to give us a bbcode editor on them with a nice mod.

Considering they are already making it a built-in feature, why don't they provide bbcode editing too? I bet their forum system would have WYSIWYG editor, so it shouldn't be too difficult for its devs to bring it into their pages. Do they tell why not?

Thank you..