I really love how this template turned out.
At first the new vbulletin 4 stylevars system was very confusing and slow, but i must admit the more i use it the more i prefer the vb4 stylevars system over the old vb3 styles system.
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Posted 01 January 2010 - 12:27 AM
Finished another vBulletin4 template for http://www.pebforum.com
I really love how this template turned out.
At first the new vbulletin 4 stylevars system was very confusing and slow, but i must admit the more i use it the more i prefer the vb4 stylevars system over the old vb3 styles system.
I really love how this template turned out.
At first the new vbulletin 4 stylevars system was very confusing and slow, but i must admit the more i use it the more i prefer the vb4 stylevars system over the old vb3 styles system.
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Posted 01 January 2010 - 03:07 PM
Thanks, Sean, for the great work!!
I am the owner and administrator of PEB Forum, the site that Sean designed the template for in the original post.
First, some history. My site was created in 2007 and I contacted Sean in late 2007 to design a template for my vbulletin 3.6 version software. Sean came up with a great design and implemented it quickly with a turnaround time of less than a week.
I upgraded through several new releases of vbulletin and the template worked perfectly up until the 3.8x releases. As many of you know, vbulletin went through a recent complete code redesign with the release of vbulletin 4.0. (which was about ten days ago). I upgraded the forum software to 4.0 and realized I could use Sean's help again. I contacted him about 5 days ago. Sean remembered me and his earlier work and agreed to update his template and to make it compatible with vb 4.0. I had several requests about the different elements, needed help aligning the welcome bar in the header, and needed my header edited so it would work with vb 4.0.
Sean promised that he would have a template for me in about a week. Well, he not only beat this timeline, delivering in about 4 days (which, notably was over the New Year's holiday), he also immediately responded to and fixed issues and concerns that I had not thought of in our original discussions. What is remarkable about all of this is that the vb 4.0 software is a new product with some difficult and unique issues in templating.
Overall, I would highly recommend Sean's work to anyone looking for a template. His prices are very reasonable and he produces a professional product in a very timely manner. He successfully implements your design vision into your template and works with you to realize that vision. If anyone would like to contact me directly, you can send me an e-mail or PM.
I am the owner and administrator of PEB Forum, the site that Sean designed the template for in the original post.
First, some history. My site was created in 2007 and I contacted Sean in late 2007 to design a template for my vbulletin 3.6 version software. Sean came up with a great design and implemented it quickly with a turnaround time of less than a week.
I upgraded through several new releases of vbulletin and the template worked perfectly up until the 3.8x releases. As many of you know, vbulletin went through a recent complete code redesign with the release of vbulletin 4.0. (which was about ten days ago). I upgraded the forum software to 4.0 and realized I could use Sean's help again. I contacted him about 5 days ago. Sean remembered me and his earlier work and agreed to update his template and to make it compatible with vb 4.0. I had several requests about the different elements, needed help aligning the welcome bar in the header, and needed my header edited so it would work with vb 4.0.
Sean promised that he would have a template for me in about a week. Well, he not only beat this timeline, delivering in about 4 days (which, notably was over the New Year's holiday), he also immediately responded to and fixed issues and concerns that I had not thought of in our original discussions. What is remarkable about all of this is that the vb 4.0 software is a new product with some difficult and unique issues in templating.
Overall, I would highly recommend Sean's work to anyone looking for a template. His prices are very reasonable and he produces a professional product in a very timely manner. He successfully implements your design vision into your template and works with you to realize that vision. If anyone would like to contact me directly, you can send me an e-mail or PM.
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Posted 01 January 2010 - 03:08 PM
JADMP said:
Thanks, Sean, for the great work!!
I am the owner and administrator of PEB Forum, the site that Sean designed the template for in the original post.
First, some history. My site was created in 2007 and I contacted Sean in late 2007 to design a template for my vbulletin 3.6 version software. Sean came up with a great design and implemented it quickly with a turnaround time of less than a week.
I upgraded through several new releases of vbulletin and the template worked perfectly up until the 3.8x releases. As many of you know, vbulletin went through a recent complete code redesign with the release of vbulletin 4.0. (which was about ten days ago). I upgraded the forum software to 4.0 and realized I could use Sean's help again. I contacted him about 5 days ago. Sean remembered me and his earlier work and agreed to update his template and to make it compatible with vb 4.0. I had several requests about the different elements, needed help aligning the welcome bar in the header, and needed my header edited so it would work with vb 4.0.
Sean promised that he would have a template for me in about a week. Well, he not only beat this timeline, delivering in about 4 days (which, notably was over the New Year's holiday), he also immediately responded to and fixed issues and concerns that I had not thought of in our original discussions. What is remarkable about all of this is that the vb 4.0 software is a new product with some difficult and unique issues in templating.
Overall, I would highly recommend Sean's work to anyone looking for a template. His prices are very reasonable and he produces a professional product in a very timely manner. He successfully implements your design vision into your template and works with you to realize that vision. If anyone would like to contact me directly, you can send me an e-mail or PM.
I am the owner and administrator of PEB Forum, the site that Sean designed the template for in the original post.
First, some history. My site was created in 2007 and I contacted Sean in late 2007 to design a template for my vbulletin 3.6 version software. Sean came up with a great design and implemented it quickly with a turnaround time of less than a week.
I upgraded through several new releases of vbulletin and the template worked perfectly up until the 3.8x releases. As many of you know, vbulletin went through a recent complete code redesign with the release of vbulletin 4.0. (which was about ten days ago). I upgraded the forum software to 4.0 and realized I could use Sean's help again. I contacted him about 5 days ago. Sean remembered me and his earlier work and agreed to update his template and to make it compatible with vb 4.0. I had several requests about the different elements, needed help aligning the welcome bar in the header, and needed my header edited so it would work with vb 4.0.
Sean promised that he would have a template for me in about a week. Well, he not only beat this timeline, delivering in about 4 days (which, notably was over the New Year's holiday), he also immediately responded to and fixed issues and concerns that I had not thought of in our original discussions. What is remarkable about all of this is that the vb 4.0 software is a new product with some difficult and unique issues in templating.
Overall, I would highly recommend Sean's work to anyone looking for a template. His prices are very reasonable and he produces a professional product in a very timely manner. He successfully implements your design vision into your template and works with you to realize that vision. If anyone would like to contact me directly, you can send me an e-mail or PM.
Thanks mate, much appreciated, it was a pleasure ;)
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