Version: 1.00, by b6gm6n
Developer Last Online: Aug 2014
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Released: 06-08-2004
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Well, it's been a ride seeing all you nice folks appreciate my work.
I gotta say if you read my last post in this thread you'll understand why i'm doing this...
doing what? - starting my own site silly, to distrubute my skins...and why not?
You guys gave me to confidence to do so, thankyou.
I'm not a mercenary, just trying my best is all, but if you like what i do i'll have my own site for you to come and view, it'll be an instant download system with concentrated support if you need it, custom jobs...the works.
It's a new site, so if your up for giving me some advice, i could use it i suppose, pop by or send me a PM or something, i'll be happy to listen to some good ideas and chew the cud so to speak.
Well, i hope i haven't disapointed you you all, wasn't my intension, i just hope you can support me in my desision, you've been great thus far, been a privilege to serve.
cheers
-b6
x7x7x7.com
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But my question is.. the Demo site he shows us shows the Posters name is on the LEFT COLUMN instead of being directly above the post. How would I Go about changing that. I am fairly new with this type of forum setup. I am very used to the older vbulletins. (2.0)
I think what you're describing is the legacy postbit option.
Try this....
ACP --> vBulletin Options --> Style & Language Setttings --> Use Legacy (Vertical) Postbit Template
in 1024x768 , Explorer is fine, but in Netscape, My nav bar is casing you to scroll horizontally to see all on viewthread.php. Not logged in all is fine, because the nav bar is smaller.
It is fine in IE. It is not a cellpadding settting i tried that. The page is going exactly to the edge, what is being pushed is the template side graphic, and you have to scroll right. Header is fine, no scrolling. What do i change in the template .. thanks!!!
Edit: sometines it happens, sometimes it doesn't ,,,, netscape, yuck
I have made another 'easy-install' hardwired, absolutly no templete edits what so ever, this means it should go well with anything else and all hacks will stay intact.
Also made a few cosmetic changes. Seems alot of 'log-out' problms have gone yippee
I've just been messin with this style on a new test forum that I'm using instead of my own live forum. The questions I have are
1] I want to make the forum only 800 wide not the full screen - I've looked thru the templates and I couldn't figure out which tables to edit.
2] The VBulletin.org header could we get that as a PSD to put our own site name or something in there
Other than that Top Style !
For item #1, use the attached XML instead of the one that comes in the zip file. I redid it so that the only two templates modified are the header & footer and I also fixed some HTML problems to make it more WC3 compliant.
To change it from a liquid to a fixed width style just go into the header and change the very first line from 'table width="100%"' to whatever width you want instead.
It'll work fine with any hacks, portals, etc. that you have installed with no problems since there are really no template changes other than the header and the only reason the footer is modified is to close the table opened in the header.
Edit: Yes, it also includes the logout fix and also the editor fix.
For item #1, use the attached XML instead of the one that comes in the zip file. I redid it so that the only two templates modified are the header & footer and I also fixed some HTML problems to make it more WC3 compliant.
To change it from a liquid to a fixed width style just go into the header and change the very first line from 'table width="100%"' to whatever width you want instead.
Whoops! In your header there are actually two table width's you need to modify.
Go to the bottom of the header template and go upward; at the 2nd from the bottom 'table width="100%"' entry change the value to match the value in your first line.