UBB.threads PHP Forum Software Community Forums Resources and Customizing Style Packs [7.0.x-7.1.x] UBBCentral Style - for download

Here is the download for the default style that we use here. There are 2 directories that contain images inside of the zip. Those directories need to be moved into your styles/images directory. Then just import the style itself.

Demo: This site

The first attachment is for those running 7.0, 7.0.1 or 7.0.2.

The second attachment is for those running 7.1.

i tried to put a background image on my site but it doesnt show. Is there someplace i am missing? I edited the body at the start of the css file...

body {
color: #000000;
background-image: url('http://www.website.com/graphics/gravelbg.jpg');
font-family: Trebuchet MS, Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 10pt;
}


No love... just shows the normal white background. Any ideas?

You need to use the built in style editor to edit the styles vs just editing the stylesheet directly as your style info is saved in the database and "generated" on updates.

I tried it both ways and no love... It just still shows the white background instead of the jpg... I tried this same css in my photopost and it shows the jpg in the background.

This style is awesome!

I've updated this style for 7.1. There are now 2 versions available for download, depending on what version you're running.

What about the GOLD_2 from your personal site. I want that one here and available as a download please.

Thanks.

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That's coming soon. I'm going to try and get a chance to install it here tonight, and then will make it available for download

Thanks....

Yeh, I need to update several of my styles; but since I post them twice (UBBDev and here) I'm thinking of just posting the style at one page and updates at another

Hi Rick
I just upgraded to Threads and to say the least, it is a bit overwhelming. I tried to import this Style and get this error.

Parse error: parse error, unexpected ',' in /home/jbforums/public_html/forums/styles/2.php on line 11

I have no Idea what this means. Can you help? I used the first attachment for 7.0.2

Thanks
JBB

Hmm, can you post the contents of the styles/2.php file on your server? Would like to see what it actually tried to import.

I hope this means something to you. I just copied it from the view file function of my FTP program so I hope t is in the right format.

<?php
$style_array = array(
"id" => '2',
"general" => "",
"avatars" => "",
"forumimages" => "",
"graemlins" => "",
"icons" => "",
"markup_panel" => "",
"news" => "",
"wrappers" => ,
"css" => "_1170604628.css"
);
?>

Rick please disregard as I was trying to import the wrong file.
just did it with the right one and it said it did it although there must be somewhere to select the new style as it still looks the same. I guess I need to do some more reading.
JBB

Ok, once you have it imported, make sure it is set to active. If you want it to be the default style for the forum, select the default box as well. At that point, if it's still not showing as the default, then your personal preference is overriding it. You can go into your preferences under My Stuff and select it there.

I got it Rick and it looks great. Many thanks for your work.
JBB

Question: Couldn't someone running 7.0.* technically be able to use the 7.1 style? Just wondering since you've basically just added some items, right? If they're not being called, it shouldn't matter, no? (Just trying to save some time for myself )

The big difference is the ubbcode stuff. If you used the 7.1 style on your 7.0 forum, the quote, php and code boxes probably wouldn't display properly at all

Okay, boss, thanks! Never mind.

I'm forcing people to use the UBB7.0 version of UBBCode in my UBB7.1 styles; because the IE7 fix is redundant and ugly ...

Oh, the IE7 "fix" is included in the 7.1 styles? I thought it was optional... :/

It's optional if you want to apply it to your existing styles, however it ships that way as the default.

It's one of those you can't please em all things. If it's not fixed, IE users post it as a bug, if it is fixed, everyone else posts that they liked the old way

Which is why it isn't a part of my styles, cas it makes everything all awkward lol

why what does the fix do?

I cant remember :doh:

In IE, the old method wouldn't put a sidescroll in, it would just stretch the entire screen.

It adds a bunch of horizontal scroll bars to your posts, whether necessary or not... I mean... it "fixes" IE7 as best as it can to conform to web standards... I mean... it's a M$ plot to make Firefox look bad... I mean... it prevents long posts from scrolling off the page in IE7, even tho FF already does this... I mean... well, all of the above probably.

lets just say the fix makes things look horrid in real browsers lol...

An example:
1. Make a long post as a quote.
2. Quote the quote.
3. Quote the quote again.

Now, the ie7 fix is to specify a height and width that always appear, so each box has a specific height and width it has to conform to. So, what you get is a box with scrollbars, another box with scrollbars, and another box with even more scrollbars.

The original way is, each would be embedded in the prior, no extra scrollbars as they weren' tneeded.

Thanks Rick

I think it is perfect. It is one of the nicest I have ever seen.

I would like more versions of it... like one that is exactly the same but with larger fonts to please older posters

I like this style as its simple, nice and clean (uncluttered).

Any chance of doing it for 7.2.2? Or will the 7.1 version work against 7.2.2?
Cheers

It will work with 7.2.2. You may have to tweak a few of the settings, but most of the new style classes will get a default value.

Not many style changes between versions; so there shouldn't be much to update (and those updates should be miniscule at that)

Man, i always neglect to see if theres another page :x

Just put this on a 7.2.2 site, works well thank you

It's a little unclear, but for those new to threads, install it like this:

Download and unzip to your computer. Upload the 2 folders within to your forum's styles/images folder (should end up like this):

/styles/images/drop_shadow_wrapper
/styles/images/ubbthreads

Then import the ubbcentral_with_wrapper style as a style and tweak as you like.

Thanks Rick.

Works on 7.4.2

Okay, I spoke too soon; it was missing some entries. I updated the css file and did a new export of it. Attached is the updated file for 7.4.2.

I am getting confused with so many links for the same style...

Which link should I chick to get the template that works well with 7.5.3
???

I understand there is also a version with rounded borders. Am I right?

What you need to remember is this style was originaly designed for 7.0 then 7.1
So a couple of css classes have been added over the different versions.
I use the one Rick posted "324-ubbcentral_style_7_1.zip"
for 7.5.3 but you still need to go edit the style and copy a couple classes to make it look good.
DL posted a update a couple posts above. I have not tried it but it probably already has the few edits needed for 7.5.3
But to be honest they all will work, just some of the features will be missing the style format due to they were added after the style was designed. It really is simple to add them after the fact.

Is it not the one in use here?
Looks perfect here.

Which file should I download to get this version?

The first post in this topic by Rick.
Use the second file "324-ubbcentral_style_7_1.zip"
But like I said yo may still need to edit it. I know the tool tips feature is missing formatting but there is a copy link in the style editor that works fine.