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BlakeTwo things:
1. When do you plan on releasing GTP7
2. Can we see a screenie
Blake
BlakeTwo things:
1. When do you plan on releasing GTP7
2. Can we see a screenie
Blake
Greedy admin people.JordanI use Fireworks MX actually, but no you can't see those!
Oh well, it was worth a tryJordan1. I don't know.
2. There's nothing to show you at this point, but the answer would be no anyway.![]()
ultrabeatChange the colours on gtp?
Why not just change the bible?
Or re-write all of history up until this point?
The site's appearance - well, everything about the site - is my work. A selectable color scheme actually isn't a bad idea. It doesn't seem like it would be that difficult to pull off, but I'll have to take a much closer look at it.pimp racerReally I agree with you.
blue_sharky39 I think it would be too much work on Jordan ( Or who ever will be doing the themes or skins.) to do those type of codes or what ever its called.
Well I guess it would be hard for a person like you.JordanThe site's appearance - well, everything about the site - is my work. A selectable color scheme actually isn't a bad idea. It doesn't seem like it would be that difficult to pull off, but I'll have to take a much closer look at it.
Couldn't you just set up a bunch of CSS stylesheets and use a stylesheet switcher? You could also control other elements of the page then, such as font sizes and so forth...JordanThe site's appearance - well, everything about the site - is my work. A selectable color scheme actually isn't a bad idea. It doesn't seem like it would be that difficult to pull off, but I'll have to take a much closer look at it.
CSS doesnt mean PHP. It's just a way of seperating the information (stored in the HTML file) from the description of how it should be displayed (stored in the CSS).cardude2004He uses VBulletin, not PHP.
skip0110CSS doesnt mean PHP. It's just a way of seperating the information (stored in the HTML file) from the description of how it should be displayed (stored in the CSS).
PHP is a server side scripting language, completely unrelated to both CSS and vBulletin.
Actually it's just a PHP script that tells the browser to change CSS stylesheets. Well, change stylesheets and then store the data in a cookie so that the selected stylesheet is used whenever the user visits the site.cardude2004I know, but if you follow his link it takes you to a page that tells you how to create style sheets in PHP.