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What is the computer language they used to create vbulletin?.
What tools, knowledge was used to create vbulletin boards?. And how do you create vbulletin skins? |
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It's done in php mostly.
You create styles by modifying the templates and css in the Styles & Templates area of the Admin CP. |
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So php is a progamming language on its own?
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Yes, php is a programming language. There is a lot of MySQL also used in the code.
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Yeah, vBulletin is programmed in mainly PHP, using MySQL whenever any database connection is made.
It also uses some JavaScript/AJAX functionality, however not a major amount. All of the above can be learnt at w3schools. A simple Google search will retrieve plenty of tutorials. As Lynne said, you can modify the style by editing the CSS (or templates) in the Styles & Templates manager. Refer to the vBulletin User Manual for help. |
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