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Well, that should be a table, so cut it at the cell start (for the center area) then put the cell end as the footer.
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i'd really div the surrounding stuff and only dive into tables when you do the ubbthreads stuff Link to how it is put togetheryou'll be modifying a couple .tpls, but once you see how it works, it should be perty easy My non active forum is an example of how it's done. ( hint, use firefox with firebug and view source or equive in chrome, opera.. ) the article i linked above also pointed to the garden site that did the same thing.. 
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LOL easier said than done
so is firebug the way to go?
I was using web developer but it was making my browser sluggish.
I looked at the garden site and it looks like they went with vbulletin.
Last edited by ShiftKnowledge; 05/28/2011 2:24 AM.
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I've themed all of my "wrapped" forums without modding any stock files, all done with the header/footer includes...
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sure that works.. i just recommended a different way with divs that i prefer. to each his own.. both work.. the overriding reason for me was to marry with wordpress' theme, which is div based pick yer poison 
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I looked at the garden site and it looks like they went with vbulletin. yah, i just noticed that.. the ubbthreads install is still there, but 'down for maintenance'
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