Skeleton template for the whole forum in HTML
 

I wonder where I find the css files for the whole forum. And where can i find the template for the whole forum in HTML? I want to completely change the look of my forum in HTML so i need access to the whole html "skeleton". Where can i find the whole HTML for "skeleton" on the forum?

Every unique page has it's own 'skeleton'. Like FORUMHOME (for index.php) and FORUMDISPLAY (for forumdisplay.php) and SHOWTHREAD (for showthread.php), etc. They contain other templates, like for the header and navbar and footer. But, if you want to completely change the look, you'll have to do it for each page.

Forumhome is now forum.php :D

Yeah, you are right.... index.php could be content.php for some users, so I need to get my vB4 lingo right! :D

ok.

But i want to see the HTML-code for exempel forum.css, forumheader.css, forumdisplay.css, showthread.css etc etc. Where I can find that?

For exempel, look at this forum https://www.flashback.info/ and www.reseforum.se they have round corners on the forum, category and the threads. That i want to do and more.

Where do I change the example so that I may be round the corner and where can I find the HTML code or the css files for the forum, forumheader, forumdisplay, showthread?

Look at my forum www.travelturkiet.se its not a good style on this forum and i want to change it to find the HTML-code and make it there.

You just want to find the css files? They are templates also and should all be grouped together under the heading "CSS Templates"

Yes, and i want to see the HTML-code and change it.

Well, all of them are in the templates. Go to Styles & Template > Style Manager > find your style > edit templates and they are all there.

Thanks, now I find that!

A last question, how I make round corners on the forum, where I go to do that?

It's css. You would have to add it to wherever you want it to show. You should know that it will NOT show as rounded corners in IE though. These are the two properties you will want to be using (google them to find out how to use them):