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Hacked vb2.3.0 weird styles / database problem
Developer Last Online: Feb 2016
This one is a weird one for us.
Basically, having some weird problem with adding styles to vb 2.3.0.. here goes.. Styles: -Default -Style1 If I make a change to a color or anything in "style1" it also changes the same variable in the "default" style. Show Your Support
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Strange. I dont have this problem.
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I dont thing. But it could be because of some hacks you have installed. What hacks yo got?
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via Admin CP/style/modify/style name/properties section you point which template set that style uses. It seems that your both styles point to the same template set. Change one..
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yeah i was trying to use the different styles with the same replacements and templates and guess that is it. Does this sound right? I thought you could use different styles with the same templates and replacements.
My problem here is I want to be able to just change the color for different pages but not the templates or replacements. I could need hundreds of these different color schemes but this will cause quite a bit of overload on the server if I also have to create a set of templates and replacements for each color change. Got any thoughts on how best to handle this? |
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