View Full Version : Please help my brain.
Aharon
06-24-2005, 04:54 PM
Is there a vbulletin template howto or tutorial I can read somewhere? And are there some good docs on vba cmps v2.0RC1? My brain is fried.
http://www.vbadvanced.com/membersarea.php?do=viewusermanual&productid=4
Well vbulletin templates are really easy to configure/edit, you just need to have a knowledge of basic html and css, if you don't have these two, then I suggest you start learning some html and css, and possibly a little basic php.
All vbulletin templates and vbadvanced templates are located in the "style & Templates manager " area in your admin cpanel. The vbadvanced templates start with "adv_portal" and they are usually grouped in "Vbadvanced CMPS Templates".
adv_portal template controls the basic structure of your site, the 3 columns, so if you want to have a different typical 3 column structure, you have to edit that file.
another main template is your "adv_portal_module_shell" which control the look of the modules.
I can't really tell you much more, cause your question is something that can't be answered that easily within one paragraph or a whole page. My suggestion is that if you want to create your own templates/skins either try learning html/css/and some php, and set up a test board and test out your skills, or just download a premade one/purchase one.
Hope that helps.
mholtum
06-24-2005, 05:55 PM
his name is Brian. LOL unless you were talking to your Brain. ;)
KW802
06-24-2005, 06:00 PM
his name is Brian. LOL unless you were talking to your Brain. ;)I think he really did mean "brain"... otherwise it would've come out as "My Brian is fried" and "Please help my Brian", neither of which has good connotations to them! :p
rberardo
08-04-2006, 06:35 PM
Hello,
I installed the vbadvanced plugin, but the template is not correct because my vbulletin instalation is in /cms/forum/index.php and the vbadvanced is in /cms/index.php, so the images path of the vbadvanced front page is not correct and they do not appear.
How can i fix it?
rberardo
08-07-2006, 12:16 PM
Resolved, i create the path image to root directory.
thx
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