How much to customize a phpbb board?

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How much would it cost to have my phpbb board customed?? Where the phpbb pic is I would like my search box there. I would also want the outline color changed to red and a few other things done... About how much am I looking at to have this done??.... If you offer to do this project please list examples of boards you have done in the past. Right now I am just looking to see about how much this is going to cost, this project won't start until the first week in June. Thanks
 
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I would suggest paying in NP for something like that...
 
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dpk87 said:
I would suggest paying in NP for something like that...
Paying in NP is not a problem, but I first need to know a base price...
 
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I am pretty sure you could do that through the admin panel...PM me
 
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Yeah, thats not the hardest thing to do, i would estemate it would cost around $50 to have someone do. but would recomend trying yourself, all the colors should be in the css file and you can just change them from say #000000 to #1234567 or what ever the hell colors you want.

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It depends on much customization you need. The colors can be changed from the admin panel, but it can get a little tricky when you have to play around with header and footer files.

I think $50 is a fair amount to pay....and it's even more attractive when you convert it to NP$.
 
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