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I'm still not quite sure I understand.

What I was expecting to do was insert some kind of "include Wordpress header" statement into the vBulletin header. And then deal with overlapping css by changing generic css like "header" in WordPress. Let vBulletin use the generics, as WP CSS editing is much easier.

What I've not figured out is the code for the vB, and where to put it, that essentially says "wordpress header goes here" and then it loads as the header of the forum (or in addition to and above the current forum header).

I don't want to pay for, I'm trying to learn how to do it, not have it done for me (but thanks anyway).

My Wordpress header is not just pretty images, it has css drop-down menus for the WP content. I want those menus intact and functioning in vB, too. Is there a way to call the Wordpress PHP header from vB (and have it actually work -- I've seen a lot of advice that fails).

Thanks.

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I've been working with this set of instructions today: http://depressedprogrammer.wordpress...heme/#comments

However, Firefox and IE will give back internal server error 500 when making a new thread or replying to a post.

Chrome and Safari (Windows) are fine?

Others have that issue, too, with no posted resolution.

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I figured it out. I'll post back with the answer when I get some time. WordPress needs to have some customizations done too, not just vB.