{Rel} Christmas Style

This is the very first style I have ever made, and I think it turned out very well, a friend helped me with some of the images

if i get time I may redo some of the images to make them better (smilies and icons and stuff) but this is looking good so here it is

just to cover all bases, i used the person that made the halloween stles post bit (edited somewhat) but thats about it, far as i can recall


hope you like it, was alot of fun, i know its way early for christmas, but i started this sunday night and expected it to take all month, but finished monday morning, like i said, its my first

tell me what you think

and to anyone that installs this, pls read the readme file included

updates-
make the red backgroud darker (if u want it darker) - http://www.vbulletintemplates.com/mo...4816#post14816

- 11/06/02- was a slight problem with the style, if u downloaded it before now, redownload it again, just the reply/new thread... images were not properly linked

- 12/01/02- the zip was updated with a new vbulletin.style to correct the copyright problem, should be fine now
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screenshots first, then the accual file

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[imported_Keyser S?ze]

rofl, thats more like it!

anyways, your graphics are still messed up, the background in the alt1 and alt 2 is missing, if thats how u want it then enjoy

[Zehlek]

I like it a lot, I'll put it in asap. Thanks

Very good style

[imported_Eternale]

im going to use around around christmas for my board

[imported_TheComputerGuy]

Nice I will use this!

[Darkwolf]

Yes me too

Very nice (Y)

[Vile]

Looks awesome. Thanks for sharing

[Tony G]

*Snatches the color scheme*

[filburt1]

Originally posted by Nancy C
I'm definitely doing something wrong. This one, when I go to download "christmas.zip" my browser tells me it doesn't know what to do with it, when I tell it to save, it comes up as "attachment.php".

I'm a Mac lover, using MSIE 5.1, Mac OS 9.2.

It may be a bit late but for others with similar problems, just save it as something.zip (include the extension; you might need to turn them on in the Finder). Then StuffIt Expander will properly open it. That's for OS X BTW. In 9 the technique might still work; you can try dragging the file onto SIE too.

It is very annoying, I don't think IE5.x properly handles content-disposition or other headers.