I agree with aerialis - I loaded the site in Opera 7.2, Opera 6.05, IE 6, IE 5.5, and Mozilla 1.5 and it rendered similarly across all the above. On a side note, in IE 5.5 the minical block breaks out of its cell and bleeds over into the right column.
before you can access the administration panel to your website, you need to login from your home page. After you do so, the login block will change to the User Menu block. In this block you will see a link entitled "Administration Menu" Click this link and you will be directed to your administration panel for your website.
You will not need to register your module to get support from the XOOPS community. However, there are plans to "certify" modules that work well on a variety of platforms and utilize the XOOPS core functions.
You can check to pieces of information. Make sure that all desired groups have block access rights to your new block in "System" -> "Groups". Then check that the block is set to be visible on the "Top Page" in "System" -> "Blocks"
can you describe the environment that you are installing XOOPS upon a little better. For example:
What type of server (Unix or Windows)? What webserver software and version is being used? What version of MySQL and php?
If you are unsure how to get these answers, create a new file called phpinfo.php in the root directory of your website. then in phpinfo.php add the following:
if you are logged in as the moderator of the forum in question, at the bottom of a thread you should see 4 images. The first lets you lock a particular topic. The second moves a thread to another forum. The third deletes the current thread. And the last makes the current topic sticky
snow77 - I'm unable to duplicate this problem on a 2.0.4 to 2.0.5. As far as modules not working, update the modules in "System" -> "Modules". If you still get blank pages try the troubleshooting steps outlined in this article: