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I think what you can do is to find the css for the forum blocks and change it. I know at least some of it is in the sidebar.css template, which is under the CSS Templates group. For example, there's this:
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#sidebar_container .block { margin-bottom:4px; padding:6px; border-top-{vb:stylevar right}: {vb:stylevar border_radius}; border-top-{vb:stylevar left}: {vb:stylevar border_radius}; border-top-{vb:stylevar right}: {vb:stylevar border_radius}; border-top-{vb:stylevar left}: {vb:stylevar border_radius}; } I don't know how much CSS/HTML you know, but you can right click on the forum block and "inspect element" (at least you can in Chrome, and I think Firefox has something similar), and it will open a window at the bottom that will tell you what CSS is affecting that area, then from there you should be able to find the CSS in the vbulletin template that needs to be changed. |
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