vBPlus

vBPlus theme is an "improvement" of the default 3.6 style.
It is liquid width. The width is set by default at 80%, but can be changed without any problems.
100% valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional, CSS.

Features:

• Rounded header and footer without images.
• Scroll to top (#top) buttons on forums.
• Navigation buttons in header.
• Categories spaced, tcat moved above thead.
• Smoother style.
• 80% liquid width, fully editable.

Screenshots attached. Enjoy.

README:

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GENERAL INFORMATION
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Thank you for downloading vBPlus theme for vBulletin 3.6.7, by UbuntuniX.
Come visit us at http://cyber-phreaks.net/ !

Credits:
This theme is an "improvement" of the default. With the exception of template/CSS edits and one added image, this work is fully copyrighted to Jelsoft and the vBulletin design staff.
Copyright Jelsoft, UbuntuniX 2007.


Please note that, as with all developments by UbuntuniX, this theme was coded by hand.
The only software used to create this theme were Photoshop & GEdit (a basic text editor).
Also, as with all P-C developments, vBPlus is guaranteed 100% valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional & CSS,
as defined by W3C. Accessbility is also kept in mind during creation, though may not be fully valid.

Only noobs use tools like DreamWeaver! Which doesn't even work well! :)

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COPYRIGHT NOTICE
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All files contained herein are copyright UbuntuniX, Cyber-Phreaks Networks, & Phreak-Coding, except:
* Default vBulletin images are copyrighted to Jelsoft (vbulletin.com).

The copyright text in the footer ("vBPlus Theme - Designed by UbuntuniX, ?2007.") may NOT be removed UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES,
even if your vBPlus theme is heavily edited.

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REDISTRIBUTION
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This theme may NOT be redistributed without permission of its author, UbuntuniX, under any circumstances.

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SUPPORT CYBER-PHREAKS NETWORKS & PHREAK-CODING
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If you would like to help UbuntuniX, Phreak-Coding and Cyber-Phreaks Networks continue producing themes and other quality material,
please consider donating whatever you can afford to ubuntunix@gmail.com via PayPal.

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INSTALLING vBPlus vBULLETIN THEME
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To install your new vBPlus theme, steps are as follows:
* Open your FTP client and upload the Upload/images directory,
and all files under it, to [forum root directory]/images.
* Login to your vBulletin Admin Control Panel and upload the XML file (XML/3.6.7_vBPlus-1.0.xml) under Styles & Templates > Download / Upload Styles.

Optional:
* Edit PSD/logo.psd in Photoshop to include your forum's name, then save it as logo.png and upload to images/vBPlus/misc.
The font used for the logo is named "Shift", and can be found here: http://dafont.com/shift.font

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THANK YOU & ENJOY!
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[Wayne Luke]

What browser do you need to use to view the rounded corners? I tried Internet Explorer 7, Firefox 2, Opera 9 and Safari 3. I didn't notice rounded corners anywhere. I just saw a standard vBulletin layout on a white background.

[SgtTechHead]

Originally Posted by Wayne Luke

What browser do you need to use to view the rounded corners? I tried Internet Explorer 7, Firefox 2, Opera 9 and Safari 3. I didn't notice rounded corners anywhere. I just saw a standard vBulletin layout on a white background.

I have to echo that... What exactly are the changes? The only rounded corners I see are on the white forum background. Is that the change? Looks like you took the navbar and placed it in the header too though. Looks like a template edit only, not a complete "style" release. Looks good though, I like the stock VB style

[cyberphr]

Originally Posted by Wayne Luke

What browser do you need to use to view the rounded corners? I tried Internet Explorer 7, Firefox 2, Opera 9 and Safari 3. I didn't notice rounded corners anywhere. I just saw a standard vBulletin layout on a white background.

You should see them in any browser with CSS support. The top and bottom of .page are rounded against the body.

[concepts]

??? this is a style?

[Wayne Luke]

Originally Posted by cyberphr

You should see them in any browser with CSS support. The top and bottom of .page are rounded against the body.

Hmm.. I don't see anything unless I "select all" in my browser then there are some rounded lines at the top and bottom. I guess there simply isn't enough color differentiation in the white background of the body and the white background of the page.

[Ruckol1]

I agree. I cannot find any changes as well.

[Sunsetdriver]

thanks. I'll check it out. Maybe you can set up a demo page.

[cyberphr]

Originally Posted by Wayne Luke

Hmm.. I don't see anything unless I "select all" in my browser then there are some rounded lines at the top and bottom. I guess there simply isn't enough color differentiation in the white background of the body and the white background of the page.

You must have a bad contrast setting.

[Mum]

If everyone can't see it, i don't think it's just him LOL

[pingme]

Not sure what every one talking about. I had installed the skin and I can see the rounded corners