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No, not the infinite space of the galaxy.
Here is what I am trying to do. I want to reformat and relayout my forum. I can't understand what the "RIGHT" way to do this is. Do I create a new Template first? Do I create a new STYLE first? Both? I want to do this the right way..the first time. I don't want to screw up what I already have doing it. I can't even figure out what Template set or style set Im using right now! Under style sets: Default New UBB 5 Style (I guess a leftover from the old days) Under Templates: Default New How can I know which one is currently loaded right now? Which one am I currently using (so I can base my new board look on the old one, rather than start from scratch) And after I find out what I am using currently, how do I clone it so I can make new changes on it and not lose what I currently am using? Do I start with the Template first OR Style first? Where is the correct starting point? I know this may seem long winded.. but I really need to understand the correct way to do this. Thanks for any help you can give. Show Your Support
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To create a new style simple select in the dropdowns when doing so to create a new template set. Name the style and the template set and replacement set will be called the same as the style.
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And after Im done makin all my changes.. how do I turn "On" this new style? I know these probably seem like simple questions to some, but to me they aint'! |
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If you want a clone of your existing set you can just download it and re-upload it as another name otherwise the new set you create will be the default vb style set.
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If you want to keep the colors then select the replacement set when adding a new style
![]() To turn on a new style go to properties when modifying the style and click the button which turns it on ![]() - miSt |
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