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Here you have a free vBulletin style 3.8.2 version inspired by Microsoft’s OS “Windows 7″. An easy to navigate and clean skin, ideal for computer support forums, Gadgets and Tech boards and so on…

It’s completely fluid and will collapse down to 600 pixels and expand to larger sizes for various viewing options!.

This version is easy to navigate as all other versions have been in the past, but it has a few more details than older versions. The statistics section gives you more details on active users, and gives you an idea of how active and busy your forum is.

Collapsable categories make it easy for you to focus on only certain parts if you don’t want to see the entire forum. This makes it easy if you just want to see forum categories and not forum statistics or vice versa.

This version is great for anyone just starting out, or anyone familiar with the vBulletin style forum.

DEMO HERE

DOWNLOAD HERE

Our first vBulletin style for the 3.8.2 version finally available for download (free):

Live Demo available HERE
Download and Support HERE

This new skin is available for free on our forums (all you have to do in order to download it is register as a member).

Hope you like it

Here you have another skin for Vbulletin 3.8.1 available for free download (you must register in order to download it).

Download for free the "Fileshare" skin for vB

FOR ANY HELP (SUPPORT) JUST VISIT WWW.ONLINEWEBMARKET.NET

DOWNLOAD HERE!…

This free skin is powered also by a Sidebar hack for vB so you are free to set up if showing a Sidebar just on your forum’s index, on all your pages (even into posts) or none of the above (no Sidebar at all).

Clean and easy to navigate skin for Vbulletin 3.8.1 available for free download (you must register here in order to download it, registering is fast, free and no minium post is req).

For live Demo click on the image above…

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

1. Extract ZIP folder.
2. Inside the Upload folder is a folder named “infinity” (a subfolder of “images”) upload this folder to your vbulletin directory (upload in binary mode), be careful to upload folder “infinity” into your existing “images” directory and NOT upload the “images” folder instead.
3. Log into your vbulletin admin panel.
4. Go to Styles & Templates > Download/Upload Styles
5. In the Import Style XML File section, click on the “Browse..” button.
6. Go to the Upload folder in the download you got from us and select the “infinity-style.xml” file.
7. Click the “Import” button.

Download and support link Here

(remember register first in order to download the free skin).

Enjoy

As Admin of a vBulletin based board i’m used to edit the pages (or templates) generated into the board itselfs but if i need to edit a non vBulletin page including any info from a vBulletin one then things become a bit complicated. That’s due vBulletin uses some internal “vars” that not always can be executed directly out the forum. Today looking to add on our home page the “New Listings at OnlineWebMarket” field with latest posts made just on the market section I learned the how, just follow the thread located on OUR FORUM

At this current moment bansoft has an contest going where you could WIN 2 DOMAINS courtesy of ‘Onlinewebmarket.net’ our sponsor,For more details on the competition go onto http://www.bansoft.com !!!

Bansoft.com is a community site for not only web developers and web hosts but is for everyone, bansoft is based on people who wish to kick start their site/forum and want to make it popular also for people who are willing to put their services forward and get as much cash as they can .
also for the people with no money to sell forum posts Bansoft.com has an exchange area where you can exchange posts for NO FEE at all .

Call us skeptical, but we're not so sure that Morega's Qew is anything more than a mere figment of someone's imagination. The outfit has a thing for showing up just before CES in an apparent attempt to drum up interest, but the outfit's Qew teaser site just screams vaporware. We're never actually shown what it is, though we're told that it can stream, archive, transport and share multimedia. Hmm, sounds a lot like the abilities of some other box we know of.

[Thanks, Mark]

Filed under: Home Entertainment

Morega's curious Qew may or may not eventually stream your media originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 22 Dec 2008 15:37:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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We’ve got more holiday treats for you here at TechCrunch. If you run a site on Drupal, the open-source content management software, and want to add collaborative video editing to your site, try Kaltura’s new video module for Drupal. The first 50 readers to download the module from this link will get 100GB of free video hosting and streaming (everyone else gets 10 GB).

Kaltura, which won the People’s Choice award at TechCrunch 40 two years ago, offers a video player with remixing capabilities built in. So site visitors can not only watch videos but edit them and add their own twist. Wikipedia is trying it out.

Here is a Beet.Tv interview with Kaltura CEO Ron Yekutiel at this year’s TC50 conference:

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"My mom got a new phone," my niece tells me out of the blue.
"Neat, what kind of phone?"
"A button phone," she replies.
"A button phone?"

"Like grandpa has," she explains.
"Oh, an iPhone!" I realize, pulling my own iPhone out for her to confirm.
"Yes, like that one. But in white."

It was an interesting revelation, especially when I later found out that my sister uses a pink RAZR. Note to self: get sis a better phone next Christmas and never trust my niece again.

Google Earth is fantastic, but this might be its most amazing feat yet: A scientist stumbled across an unknown green patch that turned out to be an unexplored forest home to brand new undiscovered species.

Julian Bayliss was looking around Google Earth for a new conservation project when he came across patches of green in Mozambique that appeared to be previously unexplored. Sure enough, those green patches were "7,000 hectares of forest, rich in biodiversity" that had been left untouched by scientists thanks to minor blips like miserable terrain and constant civil war.

An expedition launched in the fall to Mount Mabu discovered three new species of butterflies, a new Gaboon viper than can kill a human in a single bite, along with all kinds of other wildlife, like 200 types of butterflies and tropical plants, all in a matter of weeks.

The expedition leader, Jonathan Timberlake, says that this could just be the beginning—Google Earth might help scientists find other undiscovered pockets of biodiversity in areas like Mozambique and Papua New Guinea that haven't been fully explored. I've got my fingers crossed for hobbits and Big Foot. [Telegraph - Thanks Adam!]