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I don't even have one. I'm just thinking hypothetically if it would be possible to show my latest skin releases on my front page. I wanted to make a single post with groups of skins that would all display. If there's a simple solution that would be interesting, but if not, it's really not worth anyone's trouble.

And it wouldn't really be ideal anyway, as the post body doesn't show the link from the upload mod, so it looks like there's no downloads. Ah well.

That's neat, thanks. I can't get the message (post body) to display though. I see it in the code where you can also truncate it and use a read more link, but I don't know the proper way to add it in the include.

I'm using:

<?php include('http://mysite.com/forum/extern.php?action=news&show=10&fid=2,3'); ?>

Shouldn't the message already be there? Hmmm...

Just doing this would output a portal

<?php
define('PUN_ROOT', './forum/');
require PUN_ROOT.'include/common.php';
require PUN_ROOT.'header.php'; ?>

content here

<?php require PUN_ROOT.'footer.php'; ?>
 </body>
</html>[/url]

There's more in the docs under integration.

To get any portal to work in root add the full url to the forum's css.
Find in header.php

<title><?php echo $page_title ?></title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style/<?php echo $pun_user['style'].'.css' ?>" />

Add url

<title><?php echo $page_title ?></title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://www.yoursite.com/forum/style/<?php echo $pun_user['style'].'.css' ?>" />

Why can't he just use miniportal for the same effect. Much easier.

Yeah, that's the postright border. The only way I found to solve it in both firefox and IE is with this in your imported theme_cs.css file:

DIV.postright, DIV.postfootright {BORDER-LEFT-COLOR: #424242}

add:

DIV.postright, DIV.postfootright {BORDER-LEFT-COLOR: #424242; border-left-width: 0;}

Take the index code from the wiki, of course, and add your path to PUN_ROOT:

define('PUN_ROOT', 'forum/');

In my test though, it didn't read the theme's CSS file. Don't know where to modify the path for that..

I believe what you're looking for is this element in your theme's main css file:

DIV.postmsg P {LINE-HEIGHT: 1.4}

Though it appears to be missing the em in the default themes' css:

DIV.postmsg P {LINE-HEIGHT: 1.4em}

Win3.1 was a pain in my keister! I have those fond memories of Commander Keen and Legend of the Red Dragon, though.

Someone just sent me this link. Shell packs!

Does winxp support transparencies in its caption bars or is that windowblinds? I'd like to see just an icon patcher, as I use an alternate shell already.

Though the vista icons didn't impress me too much.