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I have a design I created in Photoshop for vBulletin, but now need to create an xml file and code the thing to work in vbulletin 4. Are there any tutorials out there that explain exactly how to do this?<br />
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I realize that this question has not been answered yet, and thought I would give it a try to see if anyone would help me out.<br />
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Thanks.<br />
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Derwin
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I have a design I created in Photoshop for vBulletin, but now need to create an xml file and code the thing to work in vbulletin 4. Are there any tutorials out there that explain exactly how to do this?

I realize that this question has not been answered yet, and thought I would give it a try to see if anyone would help me out.

Thanks.

Derwin

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Hi, I recently made a vBulletin forum skin in photoshop that I plan on coding and using for my website's current forum. The issue is, the forum skin is pretty complex. I do web design already, and I can easily code this skin without vBulletin integration already. What I'd like to do is code it all completely with html and css, not with whatever vBulletin has to offer for developing skins. I'd like to then just upload the html/css with the necessary vBulletin code and have it work... but I'm getting the impression it doesn't work that way. So if that way to code it possible?<br />
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If anybody has any experience with coding vBulletin skins, any help or advice is appreciated, and if not, anything to point me in the right direction would help.<br />
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Thanks a lot!<br />
- Sawyer<br />
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Hi, I recently made a vBulletin forum skin in photoshop that I plan on coding and using for my website's current forum. The issue is, the forum skin is pretty complex. I do web design already, and I can easily code this skin without vBulletin integration already. What I'd like to do is code it all completely with html and css, not with whatever vBulletin has to offer for developing skins. I'd like to then just upload the html/css with the necessary vBulletin code and have it work... but I'm getting the impression it doesn't work that way. So if that way to code it possible?

If anybody has any experience with coding vBulletin skins, any help or advice is appreciated, and if not, anything to point me in the right direction would help.

Thanks a lot!
- Sawyer

How can I code a vBulletin skin?

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