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HughG
Re: Looking for a 'Peach' Colored Theme...

  • 2004/4/17 18:31

  • HughG

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  • Since: 2003/2/21


If your using Winzip, yah - Might try powerarchiver, winrar, etc to do the above.

Have you tried getting the file from the source (my sig) ? The archive they posted seems to very old - sorry...

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HughG
Re: Looking for a 'Peach' Colored Theme...

  • 2004/4/17 1:00

  • HughG

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  • Since: 2003/2/21


1. extract the contents of the tar.gz file (Negative_Image[1])

2.Rename Negative_Image[1] to Negative_Image.tar.gz

3.Upload the renamed file via the template mgr
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HughG
Re: statistics module

  • 2004/4/12 17:29

  • HughG

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  • Since: 2003/2/21


There's not one like the nukes.

However, you might try pphlogger or PHP-Stats. Both are an easy Google.
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HughG
Re: 2 New Themes for Xoop Peepers!

  • 2004/4/10 14:35

  • HughG

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  • Since: 2003/2/21


Quote:

Mithrandir wrote:
No matter who is right and who is wrong, I don't like the tone of the last posts. It should be possible for people here to talk to each other and resolve issues without resorting to name calling, trolling or similar outbursts.


I've been following it. Stayed out as I felt GH was holding her own quite well. He hasn't had a leg to stand on since he applied his fingers to the keyboard. GH gave credit. She didn't know the authors specific name, but gave clear credit to the origin of the theme. I read ENGLISH and it was clear. For him to continue hashing/spamming does indeed provide an indicator what his true motivation is.

My suggestion would be just delete this thread, it's rather clear the attention seeker is here just to do as GH has indicated. Then PM GH and ask her to re-announce these additions.

I'm sure she'd welcome it.


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HughG
Re: Big gap on my page and my knowledge

  • 2004/4/7 2:56

  • HughG

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  • Since: 2003/2/21


If you're talking about the custom block (center one) you have on the main page, just go to the theme_blockcenter_c.html and lose the padding and <fieldset> tags. (back up the file first!) reload and see if thats the look you was going for. if you want more, you'll have to go into the style.css and edit it to remove the borders, etc.

Make sure to click the update themes in the general settings to YES or it wont show. Once is shows, you can set it back to NO.
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HughG
Re: A little help needed

  • 2004/4/7 2:49

  • HughG

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  • Since: 2003/2/21


If it's internal (xoops mod, etc) use the {X_SITEURL} tag

example {X_SITEURL}newbb
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HughG
Re: theme.html edited but changes do not apply after upload

  • 2004/4/7 2:46

  • HughG

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  • Since: 2003/2/21


admin > system > prefs > general settings

Resized Image
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HughG
Re: CenterColumn

  • 2004/4/6 22:42

  • HughG

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  • Since: 2003/2/21


(Guessing) since you dont have a link to your site. But I imagine your talking about the fieldset that the default theme has?

you could (back up first) remove the padding and the tags <fieldset> </fieldset> found in the center htmls and see if that gives you the look you want
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HughG
Re: Can Xoops ...

  • 2004/4/6 22:36

  • HughG

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  • Posts: 124

  • Since: 2003/2/21


Quote:

OldNo7 wrote:

I am sure there is more, but that will work for now. Another want is a custom theme that fits with the idea behind the website. If we decide to use XOOPS (so far its looking pretty good), are there designers out there that won't "rip us a new one" in the wallet for a custom theme? :)


https://xoops.org/modules/mydownloads/viewcat.php?cid=25
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=xoops+themes

There should be something out there that you could tweak to your needs. If not, you can always look at the aNukes: themes... they are easy to convert to Xoops. Resized Image

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HughG
Re: theme.html

  • 2004/4/6 20:27

  • HughG

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  • Since: 2003/2/21


admin > system > prefs > general settings

Resized Image
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