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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.

Inactive members do not have permission to download files because we frown upon leeching. Allow me to elaborate. You're only required to post once every 180 days to avoid being bumped down to Inactive Member, which isn't much to ask of anyone, regardless of their circumstances. If Phun wouldn't strangle me for it, Inactive Members would be auto-banned as I feel if you can't invest some effort into this community, then you're not deserving of being a member. Unless you're dead, imprisoned or homeless, you have zero excuse for not being able to post at least once every six months and even then, those three reasons only justify my desire to auto-delete/ban inactive accounts. Since we're believers in second chances, you have the opportunity to become active again but with great restriction. Inactive Members who create at least five (5) non-spam posts upon returning will automatically be promoted back to Member. As an Inactive Member however, you have the following account restrictions: Inability to view or download filesInability to create status updatesMaximum of one PM per day and 10 stored notificationsThese restrictions are subject to change, for better or for worse.

Skreamzja is partially right.. if you change the CSS he pasted, you'll be altering the font size for all icons on the board. You need to specify the sub-class. Use the following CSS instead, placing it in Custom.CSS: .fa-circle.ipsOnlineStatus_online { font-size: 12px; }

Yes there is locate yourself as such. forum root > uploads > css_built_(number of build) > 341e4a57816af3ba440d891ca87450ff_framework.css.745ffc184078a11c100251ba429dbdb8.css and find the following code .fa { display: inline-block; font: normal normal normal 4px/1 FontAwesome; font-size: inherit; text-rendering: auto; -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased; -moz-osx-font-smoothing: grayscale; transform: translate(0, 0); } and change the font-size to a different size instead of inherit. Result

No one here is saying cheap hosting is bad, merely that some folks don't understand that more often than not, cheap hosting translates into lousy support (and loss of data). There are a handful of reasonably inexpensive hosting options out there that aren't third-party resale hosts.

Why doesn't Webflake offer files for Woltlab's Burning Board, vBulletin and NodeBB too?

European countries won't be affected, just like they're not affected by your DMCA law...