Blaze

This style was developed by my firm Epic Designz as a promotional tool for a new site called YourIndex. This style is free to be used on any forum provided that you retain the small promotional message in the footer (We made it as unobtrusive as possible.) The package includes the full set of PSD's, so you can make changes to suit your board or apply the same layout to non-vBulletin portions of your site. If there are any problems with the style, please report them to me in this thread, so I can get them resolved as quickly as possible.

Update 11/22/2006 Version 1.50
* XML file updated to vBulleitn 3.6.4

Update 11/9/2006 Version 1.40
* XML file updated to vBulleitn 3.6.3

Update 10/9/2006 Version 1.30
* XML file updated to vBulletin 3.6.2
* Fixed display problem when Online Users was disabled.

Update 9/17/2006 Version 1.20
* XML file updated to vBulletin 3.6.1

Update 8/26/2006 Version 1.10
* Fixed the URL's in the header and footer.

Installation Instructions: Click Here

[jyajay]

Did you really set "Act as Forum" to no on your first forums?

[rcristel]

Originally Posted by jyajay

I'd guess that you don't have a parent category for the 'Other Stuff' forum and whats under that. Just create a category for that.

I had the "Act as forum" field checked and that seemed to be what was causing the problem. I just unchecked the box and now it seems to be working fine...

[MustangLisa]

This looks awesome, thanks!!

[sdzwb]

not bad
well done bro

[tomkh25]

Originally Posted by bonjurkes

skin is really cool and really good work but i have a problem



how can i fix it ?

The solution for this is very simple for IE.
In the postbit_legacy is writen for this colume "width=175px".
And a small calculation, the buttons are bigger then that together. And IE is a little bit dumber then Mozilla. He can't make a new line. That is the problem.

Change this line in postbit_legacy

Before:

</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td class="alt2" align="left" width="175px" style="border: $stylevar[cellspacing]px solid $stylevar[tborder_bgcolor]; border-top: 0px; border-bottom: 0px">



After:

</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td class="alt2" align="left" width="20%" style="border: $stylevar[cellspacing]px solid $stylevar[tborder_bgcolor]; border-top: 0px; border-bottom: 0px">

Gr, Tom

[Andrew]

Thanks for the info Tom - I'll look into adding that fix to the actual style when I release the next update.

[Distance]

Installed vbimage host and the top bar where the vbimage host dropdown menu is.. its all grey?

Edit. it does this with all navbar edits?,,

[keithsan]

Originally Posted by Andrew

Thanks for the info Tom - I'll look into adding that fix to the actual style when I release the next update.

Just put your style on my main board, but its not the same...

looks to be different colors in posts as well as background:

www.thepennystockblog.com/bulletinboard

I'm assuming its something i screwed up but can't figure out what or where.

Any ideas.

[Andrew]

My guess is you uploaded the images to the wrong place - All you needed to do was upload the images folder in the archive over top of the images folder that was already there. It'll add the correct directory structure for it to work then.

[keithsan]

Originally Posted by Andrew

My guess is you uploaded the images to the wrong place - All you needed to do was upload the images folder in the archive over top of the images folder that was already there. It'll add the correct directory structure for it to work then.

I uploaded all the files in the images file directly into the immage file on my board/root.

for a second try I uploaded the blaze folder into the image section. So now under images I have a folder called blaze.

I was thinking I brought the contents to far up the ladder and should've left the blaze folder. Maybe one of them didnt upload I'll go mess around.