Version: 1.0.3, by dartho
Developer Last Online: Oct 2023
Version: 4.1.8
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Released: 08-24-2010
Last Update: 12-15-2011
Installs: 897
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A lightweight *forum only style aimed at small screen devices such as Windows Smartphones, Nokias and even iPhones. It has VERY low bandwidth requirements - 15 times less on my site - 20K as opposed to 300K for forumhome.
*forum only - I have done a very small amount of rough work on CMS templates, a simple single column CMS *could* be created to work with this style without too much effort. However I am not sure if you can have a different CMS layout dependent on which style you are using?
This is an update to the mobile style I have previously released.
The changes are predominantly aesthetic to take advantage of larger screens.
It is also much easier to change colour schemes by editing the commented CSS file.
This is a a lightweight style and as such has much reduced functionality/information over the default vBulletin style.
Install instructions:
Firstly, if upgrading, I recommend installing this as a new style rather than overwriting your previous install. This way you get to test it first without trashing your existing style.
BACKUP YOUR EXISTING lightweight.css.php FILE IF YOU HAVE CSS CUSTOMISATIONS
Download ZIP file
Unzip to a local/temp directory
Edit lightweight.css.php file to customise colours if required
Upload contents of the upload directory in the zip file folder to your forum root.
Install style XML via Style Manager in your ADMINCP
Enjoy checking your site from your mobile phone without the need to pinch/zoom/wait etc...
Version Control:
1.0.0 - 25 AUG 2010 - Initial Release on vBulletin.org
1.0.1 - 26 AUG 2010 - Fixed "Mark All Forums Read" link in Search results. Released Lightweight Style Options to customise this
1.0.2 - 21 MAR 2011 - Updated to 4.1.2, removed short tags from CSS, fixed some issues discovered since last release, added some stuff.
1.0.3 - 16 DEC 2011 - Updated to 1.0.3, tried to fix all known issues. Nothing new. If you have updated your site as bugs have been found, probably no need to upgrade. But if you're upgrading your site from to 4.1.9, might be worthwhile.
1.0.3a - 16 DEC 2011 - remove test ad hook code accidently left in postbit_legacy template
Branding Free:
The style is free to use. However I ask that you keep links in the footer. If you want to remove them - send me a donation of an amount you can afford, or that you think is fair/reasonable, it's up to you how much.
Some hooks are in place, others aren't. If you search the templates for "hook" you'll find which ones are and can remove them if you need. In regards to the blank line bewteen 1st/2nd post, I couldn;t see that on your site or mine?
Some hooks are in place, others aren't. If you search the templates for "hook" you'll find which ones are and can remove them if you need. In regards to the blank line bewteen 1st/2nd post, I couldn;t see that on your site or mine?
cheers will take a look, the space was from an advert mate, all sorted on that issue :up:
Edit: had a look and theres only 4 templates that have hook in it and none of them are for private message section.. Done a couple screenies...
How do i make this the default mobile theme?
Right now its the default vbulletin mobile theme that comes default for mobile
I had some troubles with this too, I think I overwrote the default mobile style or try and add as a style to the mobile and make sure in the settings 'Style & Language Settings' its set to your mobile style you want.
cheers will take a look, the space was from an advert mate, all sorted on that issue :up:
Edit: had a look and theres only 4 templates that have hook in it and none of them are for private message section.. Done a couple screenies...
With vbsuper pm's on it does not show a pm list!
I would guess that vbsuper uses its own alternate templates for displaying private messages and that those templates don't exist in this style, even if they did exist through inheritance, they'd likely not be mobile suitable?