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FTP > public_html > hooks. Lol.

ACP > Look & Feel > Post Content > BBCode Management > Media. Look for the "Where can the BBCode be used?" box thing and click on only the things were you want it to be used. Or, you can go to System > System Settings > Forums > Topics, Posts and Polls > "Automatically parse media URLs" and click No.

I think there's a hook or option in IPB where it adds a tab on your profile and shows you your best answer, but WF doesn't use it. I just go to the IPB Answered Questions section and check any threads I've posted in and see if my answer is the "best" answer.

Update: Updated the code in the OP. If it wasn't working for you before, try again now.

Try placing the JS code above this: <!-- ::: FOOTER (Change skin, language, mark as read, etc) ::: -->And make sure that the "R" in the <span> tag is capitalized. Other than that, I can't think of why it's not working for you guys. o_O

I didn't have to, but try and see if it works. Make sure you're putting the JS code in the globalTemplate of the skin you're currently using. You have to do this for every skin you want it to work on.

Example of what it will look like: http://imsanctuary.info/rainbow.html I've only tested this on IPB 3.4.2, but I'm sure it will work with earlier version and later versions. Let me know if it doesn't though. Step 1) Go to your ACP > Look & Feel > Your Skin > globalTemplate. Place the following code near the bottom of your globalTemplate. I put mine above the <!-- ::: Footer ::: --> part of the globalTemplate. The code: Once you put that code somewhere in there, click 'Save', then head over to Members > Member Groups > Manage Member Groups. Click on the group you want to use the rainbow username style on. For the group prefix, use this: <span name="Rainbow"> For the group sufix, use this: </span> Click on 'Complete Edit' and you're done! Enjoy!

EDIT: http://webflake.sx/topic/2765-how-to-cycling-rainbow-username/

From the looks of it, it's a jQuery slider.

http://webflake.sx/files/ Nobody can. You just upload your files through the Downloads system and it'll make the topic for you.

Well, the skin is pretty much finished, but I think I'll be scrapping it. I wasn't too happy with the final result, but if anyone wants the files for it, just post a comment on my profile and I'll send you it. Board index screen shot (final result): Anyways, won't be uploading to WF or any other place really. Closing this thread now.

That actually all depends on you and how much you time you spend trying to learn and practice the language.It could take a year, or it could takes 6 months. If you spend a good amount of hours per week, you'll become a better programmer faster than you would if you only spend about an hour per week trying to learn PHP.

These aren't really professional.. They're at the same graphical level as mine. I'm a beginner.Both of the Kristen Stuart wallpapers are just renders of her with a background and some text. Nothing special.I hate to sound like an a**hole, but they just seem... effortless. It looks like something you threw together in 10 minutes. How to improve: search up some tutorials on Google and YouTube and apply what you learn into your newest work. Look for things like how to improve image quality, or how to make simple things stand out better. Make sure your fonts fit the images you're manipulating.

With HTML, you won't need to install localhost. You can just double click the HTML file and it will open up in your browser. Most people use localhost for PHP related things. You can also install forum softwares on localhost.

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Install CloudFlare, or get a DDoS protected host. Sometimes DDoS protected hosts work better than CloudFlare.

Just managed to do it myself too, lol. Anyways, problem solved.

I can name 10 other skins that use the same breadcrumb CSS as WebFlake's skin and that were created before this skin was. I was thinking of doing this but never got around to it. I'll try it whenever I get home and post results.

I haven't tried messing around with it that much, but how would I add a breadcrumb to my site so it would look like this: Instead of this: Thanks in advance.

Update: - Changed the font so that it's not the default font. - Switched up the nav bar a little. - Removed the little forum icons (only temp, looking for better ones). - Made the maintitle a lighter black. - Other small, internal things (too many to mention). What I plan on adding: - Better looking breadcrumb navigation - More small, internal things. Here's what the index page looks like: Not much of a difference, but I've been working on more of the internal side of the skin (Inbox, search page, post bits, etc.). Still looking for a name though. Kinda leaning towards either 'Breeze' or 'Heavenly'. That's about it for now.

Damn. o.O Good job lol. Any idea when Alexander and Franchise will be adding the new theme to LF?

A tutorial on how to set up LocalHost with Wamp. You can also use XAMPP, but I'm just going to teach you how to do it with Wamp in this tutorial. 1) You will need to download Wamp in order to set up localhost. To download Wamp, go to http://www.wampserver.com/en/ . Click on the Download tab and click on either the 64-bit version or the 32-bit version (depending on your computer). A pop up will show up. It will look something like this: Where it says "If you do not want to, you can download it directly.", click on the link to go to the download page. 2) After it's done downloading, run the file. Whenever you're done installing Wamp, a pop up will appear on your screen. At the top it will say "Please chose your default browser. If you are not sure, just click Open.". If you use Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, or Opera, do not click open right away. Go to My Computer > Local Disk (C:) > Program Files. If you use Firefox, look for a folder named Mozilla Firefox. Open the folder and click on the firefox.exe file, then click open. If you use Google Chrome, follow the same steps except look for a Google folder or something similar. After that, it will ask you to enter SMTP details. If you are unsure of what that is, just click on the next button. 3) Once you're done with step 2, launch Wamp. A little icon will appear on the bottom right of your screen, similar to this: Note: If the icon is green, you're fine. If the icon is orange, check if you have Skype opened up. Skype interferes with Wamp, so you will have to close Skype whenever you want to work on your localhost. After closing Skype, click on the Wamp icon and click "Restart All Servers". It should be green now. 4) Open up your browser and go to: http://localhost/ And then you're done!