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Hello everybody, Here is a small tutorial to add custom blocks at the sidebar. I'm not English so i don't speak very good english :/. Go ACP > Themes > Edit HTML / CS. In the searchbox, write -> sidebar and select sidebar. {{if \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['enabled'] && ( ( isset( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['contextual'] ) && trim( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['contextual'] ) !== '' ) || ( isset( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['widgets']['sidebar'] ) && count( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['widgets']['sidebar'] ) ) || ( \IPS\Dispatcher::i()->application instanceof \IPS\Application AND \IPS\Dispatcher::i()->application->canManageWidgets() ) )}} <div id='ipsLayout_sidebar' class='ipsLayout_sidebar{$position} {{if !( isset( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['contextual'] ) && trim( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['contextual'] ) !== '' ) && ( !isset( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['widgets']['sidebar'] ) || !count( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['widgets']['sidebar'] ) ) && \IPS\Dispatcher::i()->application->canManageWidgets()}}ipsLayout_sidebarUnused{{endif}}' data-controller='core.front.widgets.sidebar'> {{if isset( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['contextual'] ) && trim( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['contextual'] ) !== ''}} <aside id="elContextualTools" class='ipsClearfix' {{if isset( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['sticky'] )}}data-ipsSticky{{endif}}> {expression="\IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['contextual']" raw="true"} </aside> {{endif}} {{if isset(\IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['widgets']['sidebar']) and count( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['widgets']['sidebar'] ) and ( \IPS\core\Advertisement::loadByLocation( 'ad_sidebar' ) ) }} {advertisement="ad_sidebar"} <br><br> {{endif}} {template="widgetContainer" group="global" app="core" params="'sidebar', 'vertical'"} </div> {{endif}} replace by {{if \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['enabled'] && ( ( isset( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['contextual'] ) && trim( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['contextual'] ) !== '' ) || ( isset( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['widgets']['sidebar'] ) && count( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['widgets']['sidebar'] ) ) || ( \IPS\Dispatcher::i()->application instanceof \IPS\Application AND \IPS\Dispatcher::i()->application->canManageWidgets() ) )}} <div id='ipsLayout_sidebar' class='ipsLayout_sidebar{$position} {{if !( isset( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['contextual'] ) && trim( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['contextual'] ) !== '' ) && ( !isset( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['widgets']['sidebar'] ) || !count( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['widgets']['sidebar'] ) ) && \IPS\Dispatcher::i()->application->canManageWidgets()}}ipsLayout_sidebarUnused{{endif}}' data-controller='core.front.widgets.sidebar'> <li class="ipsWidget ipsWidget_vertical ipsBox"> <h3 class="ipsType_reset ipsWidget_title">CUSTOM BLOCKS</h3> <div class="ipsWidget_inner"> CUSTOM BLOCS </div> </li> {{if isset( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['contextual'] ) && trim( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['contextual'] ) !== ''}} <aside id="elContextualTools" class='ipsClearfix' {{if isset( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['sticky'] )}}data-ipsSticky{{endif}}> {expression="\IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['contextual']" raw="true"} </aside> {{endif}} {{if isset(\IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['widgets']['sidebar']) and count( \IPS\Output::i()->sidebar['widgets']['sidebar'] ) and ( \IPS\core\Advertisement::loadByLocation( 'ad_sidebar' ) ) }} {advertisement="ad_sidebar"} <br><br> {{endif}} {template="widgetContainer" group="global" app="core" params="'sidebar', 'vertical'"} </div> {{endif}}

center is deprecated in html5 , you should use css. try something like.. <h3 class="ipsType_reset ipsWidget_title">picture box</h3> <style>#rageblock img { text-align: center; margin-top: 5px; max-width: 100%; height: auto;} </style> <div id=rageblock> <img src="linkedimnage" alt="rageimage_description" /> </div>

macrumors.com is your biggest similar site, there are others but Macrumors is a widely used site for all things Mac. It will be very hard to get a pinch into this area because you need to build up your credibility with; site information; blog posts and such.

Think of adaption above uniqueness. If you're having a hard time adapting your logo to other platforms then you won't be able to get your word out that far. You can make a super complex unique logo but you won't be able to adapt it into a icon-logo (or anything else) to get the world out. Apple's brand image is the Apple. Easy to adapt, easy to recognize. Nike's brand image is the swoosh thing. Easy to adapt, easy to recognize. McDonald's is the curved M. Again, easy to adapt, easy to remember! Most well known brands have a simple logo. Yours is too complex that it won't get you too far in case you have to adapt. Think about that.