Troubleshooting vBulletin Problems Discuss im trying to learn how to code skins in the vBulletinSetup Information forums; ive been created a couple skins in photoshop, and i was wondering how to slice these so it can be used as a skin i have a little XHTML/HTML/CSS Experience ...

[demon child]

ive been created a couple skins in photoshop, and i was wondering how to slice these so it can be used as a skin

i have a little XHTML/HTML/CSS Experience But Dont Know How To Plug It Into Vbulletin..

what templates should i be modifying.. is there a guide anywhere?

[Brandon Sheley]

have you checked the vbulletin.com/doc/ files ?

[Michael Biddle]

well you really want to be editing all of the templates. a good way to see what you need to edit, is turn debug mode on, then what ever page you are on, it will tell you what templates are being called. you will need to be overwriting style images and what not, so thats sort of a guide

[MaestroX]

My best advice is trial and error. Look at other styles, learn what works and try implement similar techniques into your our styles.

Try stay up to date with the latest web design news and blogs, they're always handy for tips and inspiration.

As whitemike said, turn debug mode on. This hack will let you do it more easily: ZH - Debug Mode - vBulletin.org Forum (and let you turn it on only in the admincp).

As you said you only know a little html and css I would suggest trying to expand your knowledge here. There are many great communities like this, dedicated to html and css which can help you out along with the boat loads of free resources available.

Keep working at it and you'll get it

Hope this helps

[Michael Biddle]

Originally Posted by MaestroX

My best advice is trial and error. Look at other styles, learn what works and try implement similar techniques into your our styles.

Try stay up to date with the latest web design news and blogs, they're always handy for tips and inspiration.

As whitemike said, turn debug mode on. This hack will let you do it more easily: ZH - Debug Mode - vBulletin.org Forum (and let you turn it on only in the admincp).

As you said you only know a little html and css I would suggest trying to expand your knowledge here. There are many great communities like this, dedicated to html and css which can help you out along with the boat loads of free resources available.

Keep working at it and you'll get it

Hope this helps

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