Vbulletin skinner/designer/coder needed.

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Hello,

I am a member of a group of online gamers (World of Warcraft) with some cash to throw around. I'm looking for a web designer who is familiar with Vbulletin that can create a custom designed template or skin for Vbulletin 3.6.X.

I'm not looking for anything to be implemented beyond the basic functionilty of Vbulletin but I am hoping that one specific feature can be integrated. It's a simple script that will cue off-server databases to link and display (using some Java technique that I don't quite understand) a pop-up display when a certain code is used around a group of words. I can describe this feature in better detail and with examples.

I actually don't know what a reasonable price range is for a job like this, I'm not looking for anything fancy, just something better than the default Vbulletin skin. Though some creativity will definitely be appreciated.

If you are interested, please respond with an example of your work, contact information, and if possible a price quote.

Oh, and just in case you're wondering. I'm impartial to whether or not the look of the site actually has anything to do with the game. I just want it to not look like the Vbulletin website.
 
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Hi there hope you'll contact me so we can talk

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