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[DONE] pro_ubuntu
Posted: 11. October 2010 12:07
by H4Mm3r
Hi,
I would like to adapt the pro_ubuntu templates on your portal mod... could you help me ?
Link for the theme:
http://forums.phpbb-fr.com/base-de-donn ... 57907.html
Link for my forum:
http://g33kland.fr
Thanks a lot.
Re: pro_ubuntu
Posted: 11. October 2010 12:54
by Marc
Did you try to use the normal prosilver instructions on that style?
Re: pro_ubuntu
Posted: 11. October 2010 13:13
by H4Mm3r
Yes I did, but on the Portal, the different blocs (normal and compacts) haven't any border... So I tried to replace the file by the prosilver's files, and only the normal blocks have a border (as you can see on
www.g33kland.fr)... I just want to have some borders on the compacts blocks on the two sides... Do you see what I mean ?
Thanks for your answer.
Re: pro_ubuntu
Posted: 11. October 2010 19:05
by archivar
Hi,
You've installed an old portal. For the old portal we do not provide instructions.
Your blocks are of 2008-05-18.
For Board3Portal v. 1.0.6 and style pro_ubuntu based on phpBB v. 3.0.7 I can try to write a guide in a few days.
EDIT:
pro_ubuntu Style Download:
http://forums.phpbb-fr.com/base-de-donn ... 57907.html
I do not want to write a great leader.
You can use the instructions for prosilver.
Only two changes need to be different.
in the root/pro_ubuntu/template/overall_header.html:
1)
do not look this:
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<li class="icon-logout"><a href="{U_LOGIN_LOGOUT}" title="{L_LOGIN_LOGOUT}" accesskey="x">{L_LOGIN_LOGOUT}</a></li>
<!-- ENDIF -->
</ul>
<span class="corners-bottom"><span></span></span></div>
</div>
The search here:
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<!-- IF U_PRINT_PM --><li class="rightside"><a href="{U_PRINT_PM}" title="{L_PRINT_PM}" accesskey="p" class="print">{L_PRINT_PM}</a></li><!-- ENDIF -->
</ul>
</div>
2.)
change in the root/pro_ubuntu / template / portal / _block_config.html:
look here:
viewtopic.php?f=44&t=2870
Refresh your Styles:
"Administration Control Panel" (ACP) > "Styles" > "Templates" > each > "refresh"
"Administration Control Panel" (ACP) > "Styles" > "Themes" > each > "refresh"
"Administration Control Panel" (ACP) > "Styles" > "Imagesets" > each > "refresh"
Clear your cache in the "Administration Control Panel" (ACP) > "General" > "Purge the cache"
Sorry for my bad English.
Re: pro_ubuntu
Posted: 13. October 2010 17:15
by H4Mm3r
Thanks a lot for your answers, it works fine !!!