Skreamzja

Well here is what I'll do since I fully got that part converted for you, I'll send you the code for you to review later when I'm home so you can understand and learn ipb variables and how they work and to check them up with your code so you can see the differences.

Any updates on this chance? Send us a private message when / if you need it converting from PSD > IP.Board.

your missing out some code on line 64. you need to get rid of this part of the code ( <div id='user_navigation' class='not_logged_in'> ) because your calling the default not logged in code instead of your custom bar. that's all I can see right now with a quick glance since I'm not home to help you out any further than that.

This is just an edited version of Villain I'm sorry but why do people after editing a premade skin call it "there skin" they "made". You didn't make this you have just edited it with a sidebar tutorial already posted on this forum. This shouldn't be for sale and if you do put it up for sale, I'll recreate it and post it here for free since your trying to make money of someone else's making....

Just mean's you need two instances of code for that login / logout bar bit. First one will have an if statement about being logged in. So this bar will show the members logged in details. then you would ADD after that before closing the if statement a <else /> this is where the bar code for not being logged in goes. then you end your if statement. Sorry it's not very details but I'm not home to be able to give you the full help you need and this internet where I am is shit.

Just seems like you are running the incorrect query's for logged in and logged out, I'm not home right now to give you a hand over @ skype but when I'm home later and if no one else has reply'd I'll message you.

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Seems like you've converted some HTML Admin Template into IP.Board. None of the less it looks nice could be a really decent skin.

I don't really know why everyone is fanny assing around with answers and sending you around the long way. Create a new directory called "forums" or "community" what ever you want, you can call it "pussyholes" it doesn't even matter. Once that directory is created in your public_html your then going to want to move all your forum contents into that folder. As easy as that? Yeah just a few more tweaks now. Go into your newly created directory and locate your global_config.php file and change the url of your board to add the name as the end. For instance I create a new directory called forums. so I'm going to change it in my global_config.php to "http://www.mydomain.com/forums". That's all you need to do in the FTP server now. Now log your self into the admin cp of your forum board " remember to put the new directory " then /admin. Go to global configuration in system settings and change the links there aswell. Boom done. Now just create a redirect page via cpanel from the public_html to your new directory called "forums" or "community" or w.e you want to call it. Job done.

Also for me the whole block where you got notifications and messages appearing is far to high in height for my liking. smoosh it down a little.

mainly just the layout. Could be arranged to look a little more organised.

Mehh not as good as your other WIP but it's nice.

I've also converted this a long time ago GLWS.

inside the image folder there should be another folder called "js"

on the left hand side of the forum you created in admincp you should see some dots on the far left or right, click and drag that above the rest of the other forums. that will then place that forum you created above the rest.

it's declared by javascript, I should know I ripped that skin XD. It's in the skin folder / js and check in them for it I can't remember exactly which one it is off the top of my head.

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