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Please help, question concerning Templates/Themes.
Developer Last Online: Apr 2014
I am trying to wrap my Sites layout around my vBulletin, my question is, if there is an area in the layout of my site where I know specifically thats where I want my vbulletin to be, instead of having to edit every Template entirely for vBulletin, could there be a way I could make a command line in PHP to call for the vbulletin to be placed there? Something like
include(""); Or of that sort? Please help. Show Your Support
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anyone? plz...
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I'm sorry, I honestl have no idea. Hopefully someone else can help.
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And you might want to downsize your sig to 300x125 and under 20k in size. Those are the max limits for sigs.
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Stuff like this would use the header/footer templates so that would count for every vB page as $header and $footer is on every one..
If thats what you meant.. |
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