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That's because it's not in the XML file. ACP > Customization > Themes > Edit HTML & CSS > enter DevFuse into the search box and edit the template. Should be Core > Global > Plugins > DonateSidebar

First and foremost, on behalf of the entire team, we'd like to thank you for your patience and apologize for any inconvenience in our extended downtime. We have worked diligently to get the site back online as expediently as possible and hope that you'll continue to afford us that same patience as we continue updating and making adjustments to the site. Please be aware that there may have been oversight. If you find a discrepancy with previous permissions or any other bug on the site, please submit a bug report via our tracker. If you feel we are missing a feature (and I know we're missing a handful!), you're welcome to submit a suggestion using the same tracker, just select Suggestion as the Type before submitting the report. You can also find a mostly complete list of updates/changes to our website located at our new Update Notes hub. Rather than expecting you to sift through our Announcements forum, we will centralize our update notes in one convenient location. If you have submit a file on the site and have access to do so, please edit your file and correct any leftover BBCode. You'd be doing us a huge favor! Remember that some parts of the site may not be complete or entirely functional. Please report any and all bugs you encounter, especially those that are harmful to the site or its overall integrity (i.e. permissions you shouldn't have or significant glitches).We're aware that we are using a default skin. We have plans to put together a custom design in the near future but you'll simply need to tolerate the default design in the meantime.

I've spent the last hour putting together a new structure for our downloads database due to the lack of display features for download categories. Far too many of our primary categories (e.g. IP.Board and xenForo) were empty, forcing you to select a sub-category. This was unsightly and rather inconvenient so we moved some categories around and ensured that every category with a sub-category would have files in its root. In order to comprehend the new structure, assume you're looking at the database index (i.e. webflake.sx/files). IPS Community Suite 4 (formerly: IP.Board 4.x) (contains: IPS4 releases)ApplicationsPluginsThemes (formerly: Skins)Language PacksMiscellaneous XML FilesIPS Community Suite 3.4 (formerly: IP.Board 3.4.x) (contains: IPS 3.4 releases)​ApplicationsApplication AddonsHooksSkinsLanguage PacksMiscellaneous XML FilesxenForo 1.4 (contains: xenForo 1.4 releases)​Add-onsStylesLanguage PacksMiscellaneous XML FilesWordPress (contains: WordPress themes)PluginsHTML & Scripts (formerly: Miscellaneous) (contains: HTML templates)Scripts (formerly: Website Scripts)Graphics & Designs (NOTE: this category and it's sub-categories are not yet finalized)Emoticons & SmileysRanks & BadgesPSD & AI DesignsDonator's Area (contains: IP.Board resources)xenForoWordPressWe are open to suggestions for improvements to the current structure, most especially Graphics & Designs (given that it's such a mess). Essentially, the main thing to keep in mind here is that IPB and xF resources are no longer grouped under one parent category; each version of those two platforms are now standalone categories. The root content of each category now consists of something. For IPS and xenForo content, it's releases (i.e. forum software). For WordPress, it's themes. For HTML & Scripts, it's HTML templates. Do not hesitate to ask any questions! Lastly, be sure to have a look at our latest Update Notes.

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As your topic appears to be a support topic for IP.Board, we have moved it to the appropriate forum.

ACP > Customisation > Theme > Edit HTML and CSS > CSS > Core > Global > Framework > misc.css Scroll down until you see .ipsUserPhoto_large img, img.ipsUserPhoto_large, .ipsUserPhoto_large:after { width: 90px; height: 90px; {{if theme.rounded_photos}} border-radius: 45px; {{endif}} }Then change it to your own liking!

Welcome to Webflake! Go to Downloads, and then you will see the submit file button shown in the screenshot below. PS. If you have access to the hosting panel, you can change the password yourself, assuming you have access to the FTP as well you can change the password of your installation by modifying the file "conf_global.php". I suggest using Notepad++ or a similar tool to "beautify" the file. If you don't have any tool of the sorts, search for " sql_pass " in the file. After that, it should show the database password in plain text after that bit. Hope I helped!

​You can use the submit file button on the downloads page or use the create button on the top and press "File Download" . Make sure you double check if your file is already there or not! Also, welcome to WebFlake.