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Debatable. Also, this thread is nearly 2 months old.

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You're doing a pretty sketchy thing. You can't just plug a database into a new forum that has new files, as some of the files such as your configuration, uploads, etc, all relate to the database. Things will appear as broken, if they work at all. You could just save your posts and forums, I suppose, but I've never tried that, nor do I recommend it. Depending on how trashed your forum is, you may just want to take this opportunity to start over. That way everything will work perfectly and any issues you're experiencing now will be squashed, versus potentially re-appearing later on. But, I don't know how much content your site has or how long it's been up for. If you are having a few issues here and there, let us know what they are. We all have made rookie mistakes at some point in our webmaster careers. Maybe we can help you. Hope this helps a little bit. In the end, if you absolutely don't want to keep your current site, I would recommend just flushing the whole thing.

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You will need to adjust your php upload settings to allow for larger files to be uploaded. Here is an article that can hopefully point you in the right direction: https://www.drupal.org/docs/7/managing-site-performance-and-scalability/increase-upload-size-in-your-phpini

Looks to be a variant of one of the "UI.X" themes from this place: https://www.themehouse.com/xenforo/1/themes

That is going to be located within your template's HTML/CSS files. That does not pertain to the plugin. The question(s) in this support topic have been answered and the topic author has resolved their issue. This topic is now closed. If you have other questions, please open a new topic.

I use that plugin too and it seems to do that on install for some dumb reason. Edit the template for the plugin, and find the following line: <td><img src='{$server['type_icon']}' alt='{$server['type']}' data-ipsTooltip title='{$server['type_name']}'></td> Replace it with: <img src='/serverlist_images/types/{$server['type']}.png' alt='{$server['type']}' data-ipsTooltip title='{$server['type_name']}'></td> This is assuming you uploaded the "serverlist_images" folder to the root of your website. You may need to change the exact path to your directory if you uploaded it elsewhere. Let me know if this helps.

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Go to Google's webmaster tools and you can add your site and create a sitemap.xml file. https://www.google.com/webmasters/ Granted, Google is the most widely used search engine, so this is all I use. It won't help you with Yahoo, Bing, and others. You will need to find a separate site for those. The best things you can do for SEO are have a sitemap, ask the engines to crawl and index your site (You can do this within Google's webmaster tools), use friendly URLs, and do more research. Hope this helps.

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I will agree with this.. seems like something we can entertain the thought of removing. Personally I don't use any tags whatsoever on my forum.

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Glad this is finally a policy.. looking at that stuff in the downloads approval queue made me want to cry.

Welcome! If you're ever looking to test your skills, try checking out the support or request forums. Sometimes people have questions or need help with things that aren't directly IPB related but rather web coding and the sorts. Glad to have you!