vBulletin.org Forum - Forum Style - Lightweight Style for Small Screen Devices (cell phone, iphone, mobile, android)

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Originally Posted by broncoshq (Post 2511391)

I appreciate your reply, while coming across quite hostile, I understand where you are coming from.

I thought DB Tech was quite well known, so didn't think I would need a link sorry. The addon my users request the most is DB Tech Advanced Likes/Thanks (http://www.dragonbyte-tech.com/produ...t-thanks-like/)

I appreciate the advice in regard to adding the hooks, and things of that nature. Unfortunately that is outside of my skill set. Hence I asked the question. I'm sorry if it bothered you in some way.

Hi mate, did you ever get the likes sorted?

Ive never managed to find the relevant code to add.

I did manage to put a rep button and show rep on haha

Any chance on a 4.2.2 version?

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Originally Posted by dartho (Post 2522962)

Try again!

Mailbox full again:-) If you didn't get my email please send me a PM as I'd like to proceed with the changes you suggested for my custom plugin.

mmm... probably

However, my suggestion would be to install it as a new style with no parent.

I'm late to the game on this style - I really like this and I have need to get this going as we'll be making a major change to become more mobile with custom tools on my site...

... however, something that noticed is that when I go to check my PM's either from the navbar (NEW PM) or from the User CP (New Private Messages) I get no PM's (see screenshot).

When I look through the thread, (and I apologize if I missed it), is there an update for the PM's to be displayed?

Thanks,
Scott

Does this work on 4.2 ?

Hi,
I view this style, sorry because I don't read all pages of this thread, I have 2 doubts.
Work with vb 4.2.5?
And the most important, its a responsive theme? I search a responsive mobile style for my site and I view this and I think its possible...

Thanks and regards.

There are no responsive themes for vBulletin 4.2.5.

Options if you want responsive:

migrate to Xenforo
upgrade to vBulletin 5
install crappy Tapatalk

I tried this a long time ago but have a cms so it wasn't an option.
I'm now using metro mobile theme https://themeforest.net/item/metro-m...tin-42/4013274

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Originally Posted by charlesr (Post 2602078)

I tried this a long time ago but have a cms so it wasn't an option.
I'm now using metro mobile theme https://themeforest.net/item/metro-m...tin-42/4013274

I am too. It's not really a responsive theme but you can at least install it as the main theme and have a mobile theme that matches.

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Originally Posted by djbaxter (Post 2602077)

There are no responsive themes for vBulletin 4.2.5.

Options if you want responsive:

migrate to Xenforo
upgrade to vBulletin 5
install crappy Tapatalk

Bad options... :)
Migrate to Xenforo, in this moment, is not option for me, I have some plugins that are incompatible with xenforo...
upgrade to vb 5... I have the same problem and...
use tapatalk, like you indicate, a crappy tapatalk...

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Originally Posted by charlesr (Post 2602078)

I tried this a long time ago but have a cms so it wasn't an option.
I'm now using metro mobile theme https://themeforest.net/item/metro-m...tin-42/4013274

I view the page, its possible a good solution/iddea.
You use a cms, what cms? I search a cms for vb 4.2.5 but...

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Originally Posted by djbaxter (Post 2602080)

I am too. It's not really a responsive theme but you can at least install it as the main theme and have a mobile theme that matches.

I doubt with this, indicate that, you use like main theme and have a mobile theme that matches?
Mi iddea, is install a mobile theme, or responsive or good theme for mobiles devides, I have a main theme good for me, its possible not responsive but...for colours and options, I preferer not change my main theme.
It's not responsive, but if it's worth it, maybe I would also change my main theme.

Sincery, thanks!!

It is possible that this question is not correct in this thread, because it leaves a little of the initial theme of the thread, but as you two have advised me that topic and use it, I turn to you to see if I clarify any doubt:
I have been looking at the theme that you indicate, in principle I am looking for a responsive theme for the mobile version of my forum, responsive to be compatible with the plugins I have, work well (the mobile by default theme does not work very well) and be something "light" to favor the load. In principle, my main theme desktop version would leave it, it is not responsive, but it is very nice to look at and I have it modified to my liking and users like it a lot, the intention is not to change it, or failing that, the theme that bought (responsive or not) would adapt it to the colors I currently have, that could do it, but not the footer, I would not know how to put it in a new theme.
Having said all this (which I extend) I have seen the theme that you are commenting on, I have contacted the author to resolve any questions but I do not get an answer, so I turn to you a little. Would it be feasible to install it only for mobile version?
I have also seen this, which is responsive:
https://www.sultantheme.com/product/st-vb4-responsive/
It is much more expensive, and for the desktop version I should adapt the colors like the current one I have or just use it in mobile version.
And at this moment ... I don't know if I opt for the responsive theme for desktop and mobile or the theme metro (and I doubt if only for mobile or also as main) ...
I am a sea of doubts ... :-P

When I said I use the CMS, I mean I use vb articles as my homepage. Look at Bordersdown.net
I use metro mobile theme and styled version of the vb theme for my full screen style

Checked Bordersdown.net. It's not responsive at all and there are many errors HTML in the source code (the errors are in red color).

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