Version: 1.00, by Jaxel
Developer Last Online: Sep 2013
Category: Miscellaneous Hacks -
Version: 3.7.3
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Released: 10-09-2008
Last Update: 10-09-2008
Installs: 76
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vBulletin MediaWiki Skin
The purpose of this mod is to get your MediaWiki to look like your forums... A lot of people have been having trouble getting their Wikis to look streamlined with their forums, this is my first attempt.
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INSTALLATION
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1. Upload the contents of the "upload" folder to the "skins" directory of your Wiki installation...
2. Go into WIKIDIRECTORY/skins/vBulletin.php and replace all instances of <URLTOFORUMS> with the URL to your forums (ex: http://www.vbulletin.com/forums), make sure to leave the trailing slash off.
If you use the standard vBulletin skin, you are DONE. Your new skin can be selected or forced in your Wiki settings.
If you use a customized skin, please read the following steps...
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CUSTOMIZING
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3. Go into your vBulletin AdminCP > vBulletin Options > Style & Language Settings and make sure that "Store CSS Stylesheets as Files?" is set to yes and working. If it is, go into your FTP and download the CSS file from FORUMDIRECTORY/clientcript/vbulletin_css/, if you find multiple stylesheets in there, make sure to take the one with the same style sheet ID as the style you would like to enable for your Wiki. Rename this file to vbulletin.css and copy it over into the WIKIDIRECTORY/skins/vbulletin/ directory, overwriting the existing file.
4. Go into WIKIDIRECTORY/skins/vBulletin.php and find the section called <!-- HEADER -->. Make edits to this area to match the header to your skin. You can not use vB variables in this area, so make everything absolute. Be sure to remember to set the variables for the spacer_open variables towards the end.
5. Go into WIKIDIRECTORY/skins/vBulletin.php and find the section called <!-- FOOTER -->. Make edits to this area to match the footer to your skin. You can not use vB variables in this area, so make everything absolute.
6. If you know anything about skinning the Wiki, feel free to edit other areas. I have tried my best to limit the need to edit other areas.
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Hi,
how can i change the linkcolor for "wanted pages", when i use the ccs file from my vb-Style ?
thanks
I've sort of solved the problem - It's a conflict in the css.
This mod is merging the vbulletin css and main css files and there is a conflict in a: values.
The wanted page link is indicated by the .new class in the main css, but it is being over-ridden by a: values being set in the vbulletin css
I've solved it by deleting the alt1 class a: entries in the vbulletin css. From there, modify the a: colours for the .new class in the main css if you're not happy with the Wiki default colours.
I have those pics for the Header and Footer but I have no ideas what to do with those to make them look like my forum's. I'm bad with coding, so I need your help !
Ok Carrlos I find out the problems ! All you have to do is to fix your mediawiki:sidebar page. Go and look for these line *Tool and *Search then delete them !
Ok Carrlos I find out the problems ! All you have to do is to fix your mediawiki:sidebar page. Go and look for these line *Tool and *Search then delete them !
EXCELLENT leonnix!!! That did the trick! Thanks! :up:
thx for this skin Jaxel, my site looks much better now !
BTW there is a small problem that I need your help ! could you tell me how I can make the the link to a not-created-yet page red like the one shown below ?
thx for this skin Jaxel, my site looks much better now !
BTW there is a small problem that I need your help ! could you tell me how I can make the the link to a not-created-yet page red like the one shown below ?
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10-15-2008, 04:57 PM
