This is the style that I am using on this forum.

You can see what its like by just browsing around here.

Enjoy!

Attached Files

vBulletinstuff.zip (655.1 KB, 5 Downloads)

thanks u have a nice skin but i need de colors because i doing download but the color it's not the same can you give me all colors this skin please?

Currently this style only comes in blue. What color were you looking for?

I love the color and the skin!!! Thank you so much!

OK, I have a question. Do I copy the entire vb_images folder to the Images directory? Does your XML file point to that folder? I've never seen a skin where inside the images folder there are that many directories. Also, your XML file is the exact name of the file on my server. Can I rename it? I do NOT want it to overwrite any of my directories or files. With previous skins, I usually pull all of my directories from the Default style". Icons, Smileys', etc.. (Sorry as you can tell, I'm new to this)

Any issues with this running on VBulltein 3.8.x?

Thank you!

Welcome to vBulletinstuff buylongterm.

When you download the file and unzip it you will end up with a folder called vbulletinstuff. Open that folder and you will see a folder called vb_images. Then do the following:

1) Upload the folder vb_images to the root of your vBulletin on your server. Do not rename it, it will not overwrite anything unless you already have a folder called vb_images on your server, which I doubt. (Do not upload the .xml file).

2) In your admincp, go to 'Plugins & Products' and click on 'Manage Products'.

Then click on 'Add/Import Product'.

3) In the 'Import Product' window, browse to the 'vbulletin-style.xml' file, wherever it is located on your computer, and select it.

4) Click on the 'Import' button and wait for it to finish importing. That should only take a few seconds depending on your internet speed.

That's it! You then just need to select vbulletinstuff as the skin you want your site to use.

One more thing that I should mention,... The vbulletin3_logo_white.gif file in your vbulletin>images>misc folder is your site's logo so if you have modified this file to display your own site's logo you will need to copy this file from your vbulletin>images>misc folder to the vb_images>misc folder. Otherwise you will end up with the vBulletinstuff logo on your site.

Cheers,
John

When I try to import the file, it says "invalid file specified"?