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zaher wrote:CASE: I take css file from other site and put it in my site, who build the css lose his copy right because there is a many css files in my site, and i can mention all in footer
why not put in css file a small copy right, specially when i plan to use PunBB 1.2 css files in my sites.
like this for e.g.
<!-- auther 'name' url www.punbb.com -->
or
/* auther 'name' url www.punbb.com */
Strictly speaking I suppose the stylesheets should carry the same GPL copyright blurb as the php files. Trouble is that unlike the php files the stylesheets get downloaded so anything that increases their size is unwelcome.
All style changes have to be made by using the stylesheets. That means if you want to use graphics then you will have to set them as background images using css. Otherwise you have to edit the php files and/or main.tpl directly.
You have the copyright and link wrong. It should be PunBB not PuBB.
skipper wrote:This is too much.
So is three posts on the subject and please don't use the report feature unless there really is something that needs reporting.
The system used in PunBB 1.2 can probably be made to work in PunBB 1.1.5 though the scolling boxes would have to be fixed width because they are inside table cells not divs. Basically it would work like vBulletin 3.
It's the "download page" link which appears at the bottom right of the announcement box regarding updated converters on the archives page, not the link in the menu.
Rickard wrote:Where did you dig up that link?
Its the downloads link that appears on the archives page.
NOTE: The image handling in viewtopic is incomplete so there is no need to post bug reports about images displaying badly. Thanks
Deleted a test post. Also deleted Connerhd's response - sorry ![smile](https://punbb.informer.com/forums/img/smilies/smile.png)
Sander D. wrote:I know that not many people use Amaya, but you might try to fix the bug that causes strange problems with that browser. But maybe Amaya just doesn't support CSS well enough (remarkable, for a browser from the W3C).
Amaya does not have anything like complete CSS support. It really isn't fit to be used for annything other than as an experimental toy. You might as well try using Netscape 4.
My percentage was of the results shown not 100%. Can you find IE Mac anywhere among your stats?
My reading of it was most of the entries were IE6. Correction, its about 57% of the total.
What you need is to put <div><ul> before the start of the loop and </ul></div> after the end of loop instead of inside the loop. The loop should only generate <li>blah blah</li>. Does that make sense?
I will have a look at your source and see what the answer is (if any).
What I noticed immediatelly is that you are using id's for navcontainer and navlist. Id's must be unique i.e. you can only have one div with an id of navcontainer per page. The same goes for #active.
[EDIT]
The reason for the wrapping is #navlist A {display: block}. By setting display block you are telling each <a> to start on a new line.
It will be a bit difficult, in viewforum the authors name is now tacked onto the end of the topic name rather than being in a seperate column.
Rickard: Plesk is server management software. Basically it's a control panel thingy. I think the Linux equivelant is something called cPanel.
Gary: It's for Win2000 Server and Win2003 Server. It's not for workstations.
I have always assumed that it is better from a performance point of view to create a new database for each php script rather than have them all run on the same database with a different table prefix e.g. several installation of PunBB. I was just wondering whether this was actually correct.
The reason for the question is it makes a difference regarding hosting requirements.
Unless Rickard goes and changes it the way it works is that each group can be given board wide permissions. The board wide permissions are then subject to permissions set on each individual forum. Forum permissions are set individually for each group rather than by higher or lower status.
Thanks.
Topic now closed by me.
Try changing the textarea width (cols="95") to something smaller in post.php.
If this is an intranet then it's the job of the network admin to ensure that there is only one type of browser installed and that it is setup correctly. It really isn't the job of the designer to control access like this, it's a network security issue.
You did read the warning that 1.2 wasn't finished and that things could change didn't you?
In PunBB 1.1.5 what I would do is give the admin menu table an id and then assign it a smaller font-size in the stylesheet. This won't make any difference to the rest of your design.
As an alternative, edit common_admin.php starting at line 38 to break the table into two rows.
Preview posts has been added to PunBB 1.2
Because they can get away with selling their software for £50.00 a shot and most of the people who buy it will think it was the web designers who screwed up not Symantec.
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