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| NamePros Regular  Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Dundee, Scotland
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    | Creating vBulletin Themes Hi all, I know this is a question that is batted around a fair bit, but could anyone give me an inclination as how to go about editing vBulletin templates and producing your own themes? I have a decent, working knowledge of CSS and XHTML, but unfortunately, looking at some of the work produced by the best "skinners" (e.g. MinerSkinz), some knowledge of PHP and XML may be required also. Is this the case? What files or pages am I required to edit in order to get to the stage of having a completed theme? Can anyone help me out? I have SCOURED the Internet looking for tutorials on this topic but as of yet have come up short. Much appreciated. ????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/programming/500443-creating-vbulletin-themes.html  |
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