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Then you removed wrong lines of code.

It has been a while since I set this up on my board . . but try this. Find a member that has an animated gif as their profile avatar. Ask them to delete it and re-upload it. See if it works properly on all areas of the board then. If I am not mistaken, when you update the settings for the avatars/photos it only takes effect for the gifs uploaded after the settings were updated. Test it out. If this is still true, then basically everyone will have to re-upload their photo for the new settings to apply.

no there isn't such thing but there is something that might help you http://community.invisionpower.com/files/file/4893-ipboard-notices-system/

When you download it, doesn't it come with a readme file? Those usually contain installation directions, ya know. If not, just upload the files to their respective directory, then go to Manage Applications & Modules, and then click install next to downloads.

No need to be rude, but if you are asking how to change a theme then you should not have a forum in the first place. Here is a guided video: - No need for audio on the video... just watch.

Sometimes, new members (especially those new to forums) may not always be aware they need to validate their account. I used to have a simple message back on 2.x.x to help them and have now done something similar for IP.Board 3. It's a very simple skin edit to create a box with a reminder message in it. ACP > Look / Feel > Manage Skin Sets / Templates > (choose skin) > Manage Templates / CSS > Global Templates > GlobalTemplate > Scroll down about 3/4 of the way down that template and find: <div id='content' class='clear'> <a id='j_content'></a> <if test="mainpageContent:|:$html">{$html}</if> <br class='clear' /> </div> Add this above, after the closing div on a new line: <!-- validating message--><if test="authenticating:|:$this->memberData['member_group_id'] == $this->settings['auth_group']"><div align='center'><br /><div class='general_box' style='width: 75%;'><h3><img src='{$this->settings['img_url']}/comment_new.png'> Thank you for registering!</h3><div align='center'><br /><strong>As part of the registration process, we require you to validate your email address. You will need to do this before you can post.</strong><br /><br />Please check your inbox for your validation email from us and click the link provided in it. If you did not receive this, please <a href="{parse url="app=core&amp;module=global&amp;section=register&amp;do=reval" base="public"}" title='{$this->lang->words['resend_val']}'><strong>Click Here</a></strong> to resend it.<br /><br /></div></div></div><br /></if><!-- end of validating message --> Save the template. This is the simple message all validating members will now see, along with the extra link to click for a new email if required. You can easily customise the message (for example by allowing validating members to post in a certain forum) as required.

If you're not the site owner, you're better off contacting the owner and having him reset the password for you manually. If you're the owner, and no one else has access to reset the password for you, have a look at this tutorial: