In a little jam with coding...

[bsky1998]

Well im in the construction part of my forum and i need to know three things:

1). How do i get templates or create them.

2). How do i fix the size limit for avitar pictures.

3). How do you put the Join Date, Location, Post count, reputation power and icon below your avitar when you post?

Im new at this so i don't know much, so i decided to post my questions all in one thread to avoid confusion.

[Fazi]

Well im in the construction part of my forum and i need to know three things:

1). How do i get templates or create them.

2). How do i fix the size limit for avitar pictures.

3). How do you put the Join Date, Location, Post count, reputation power and icon below your avitar when you post?

Im new at this so i don't know much, so i decided to post my questions all in one thread to avoid confusion.

Hai bsky,

This question should have directed to the PHP Forum here or any other WebDesining Forum. coz, for thease things you have to use PHP + MySQL + (X)HTML OR a Forum Template from Jellsoft, Jumla, Vbullatin etc.

[leinad31]

And you'll have to be more informative with your post if you want sample code.

[bushmobile]

are you sure you don't want http://www.vbulletin.com

[penagate]

Well im in the construction part of my forum and i need to know three things:

1). How do i get templates or create them.

2). How do i fix the size limit for avitar pictures.

3). How do you put the Join Date, Location, Post count, reputation power and icon below your avitar when you post?

Im new at this so i don't know much, so i decided to post my questions all in one thread to avoid confusion.
Assuming you are talking about vBulletin:

vBulletin.org (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=164) has a large set of styles.
Admin CP -> Usergroups -> Usergroup Manager. Select a usergroup to edit and scroll down for the Profile Picture and Avatar settings.
Admin CP -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager; select a template, select Edit Templates; double-click Postbit Templates; double-click postbit_legacy, copy the contents, then double-click postbit, paste into there, and save. You may want to back up the original postbit template first. If you are using a custom style then there may or may not be a postbit_legacy template present.


I've asked for this thread to be moved to a different section on this site.
VBForums = Visual Basic not vBulletin. :)

[Pino]

Moved to general!