Creating your own style...??
 

Hi All,

I am VERY impressed by the the quality of styles available for purchase at vbskins.com & pankpages.com...

Are there any tutorials for creating your own styles???

Apart from graphical changes, how much coding is there to edit templates...??? Are there any tutorials for this ???

Cheers

please use the right forum to posr

what IS the right forum ??

cheers

I already moved the thread to the appropriate forum.

thanks mate!!

And no, there are no tutorials on how to create styles. You just need to learn the vB Templates etc. and have some knowledge of HTML, CSS etc.

hi tony,

any chance of pointing me in the right direction on how to learn the vB templates?? where they are stored....How do i view them??

Cheers again !!

Admin CP - Templates - Modify - Show All.

Thats where you can view them.

hi again,

do changes to the original vB code show in a different colour??

Cheers again...

BTW i am in sydney!!! r there many aussies on these boards???
Also, whats the best looking vB forum you have evr seen??

CHeers dude!!!

there is a style creating tutorial in the pixeljunction.com contributors area i believe. It is in a BETA stage...but very informative

hi cypher!!

is this the one u r referring too: http://www.pixeljunction.com/forum/s...=&threadid=606

if not...could you possibly post an URL ??? :confused:

Cheers dude!!!

There are basicly 3 area's in the admin cp that are used in creating a style. All are at the very bottom of the navigation frame. Ill do them one by one:

- Styles

This allows you to download/upload style sets, add new sets (witch also add new templates and replacments). Or edit style sets. While editing about the only thing you can do is changed the colors of your vBulletin. the image folder, and a few of the templates.

- Replacements

Replacements are dynamic "calls" used in the templates. They are here so you do not have to hard code every color/image/whatever into the templates.

- Templates

This is where the "layout" or design is stored. You will have to know HTML to play around in this area to much. You can use the replacements in templates (and will find them everywhere). If you have a problem locating a template see this post:

http://www.vbulletintemplates.com/mo...&threadid=1687

Hope that helps.