
Step by Step Guide for Restoring Old Forum Look
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Worked well for me. Thanks all. 

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Top stuff. Have a badger 

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SeasideWolf wrote:Here's a tampermonkey/greasemonkey script for View Your Posts & Bookmarks in the top right hand corner...Code: Select all
// ==UserScript==
// @name F365 Links
// @match http://forum.football365.com/*
// @grant none
// ==/UserScript==
$('ul#nav-main').append('<li class="rightside"><a href="http://forum.football365.com/ucp.php?i=ucp_main&mode=bookmarks">Bookmarks</a></li><li class="rightside"><a href="http://forum.football365.com/search.php?search_id=egosearch">View Your Posts</a></li>')
Works in tandem with the Stylish stuff already posted

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bm. Will do this when I'm home later. 

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Wanderer wrote:SeasideWolf wrote:Here's a tampermonkey/greasemonkey script for View Your Posts & Bookmarks in the top right hand corner...Code: Select all
// ==UserScript==
// @name F365 Links
// @match http://forum.football365.com/*
// @grant none
// ==/UserScript==
$('ul#nav-main').append('<li class="rightside"><a href="http://forum.football365.com/ucp.php?i=ucp_main&mode=bookmarks">Bookmarks</a></li><li class="rightside"><a href="http://forum.football365.com/search.php?search_id=egosearch">View Your Posts</a></li>')
Works in tandem with the Stylish stuff already posted
I keep seeing this, but have no idea what it means.
Where do I put this?
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Copy code above
Install 'Greasemonkey' add on for Firefox/Chrome
Click icon in top right of broswer
New user script
Use script from clipboard
Then save it and you're good to go
Install 'Greasemonkey' add on for Firefox/Chrome
Click icon in top right of broswer
New user script
Use script from clipboard
Then save it and you're good to go

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Re: Step by Step Guide for Restoring Old Forum Look
Trader
(and Trig etc.) This thread should be stickied really, the only thing I'd complain about now is the blank space at the bottom of posts.

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olivar wrote:Trader(and Trig etc.) This thread should be stickied really, the only thing I'd complain about now is the blank space at the bottom of posts.
Same. Give it a day or two

Modders

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Wanderer wrote:Copy code above
Install 'Greasemonkey' add on for Firefox/Chrome
Click icon in top right of broswer
New user script
Use script from clipboard
Then save it and you're good to go
That's better

We'll get there in the end

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Ninjacuts wrote:Wanderer wrote:Copy code above
Install 'Greasemonkey' add on for Firefox/Chrome
Click icon in top right of broswer
New user script
Use script from clipboard
Then save it and you're good to go
That's better![]()
We'll get there in the end
There's already an updated one that removes the 'notifications' bollocks and all
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Nice one, looking much better now. If Trigger makes updates to his script will ours automatically update, or do we need to get it ourselves?
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It will keep evolving over the next few days and I've bookmarked this thread so I'm happy enough for now 

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Re: Step by Step Guide for Restoring Old Forum Look
SeasideWolf wrote:To make things a bit easier, after you've installed greasemonkey (firefox) or tampermonkey (chrome) click on one of these links and you'll have the option to install...
With notifications link
Without notifications link
SeasideWolf

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this is fantastic everything is on the left and the post headings are normal size. Once i can get the view my posts thing working like before i'll be happy enough with this new abomination of a board.
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DapperDave wrote:this is fantastic everything is on the left and the post headings are normal size. Once i can get the view my posts thing working like before i'll be happy enough with this new abomination of a board.
Use the second link in the post above yours (you need the relevant add-on though)

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Forum Tech Boffins
As previously said, all that needs to be fixed (forum server side, rather than anything we can do) is the 'view your posts' page being consistently there, rather than one thread or topic


As previously said, all that needs to be fixed (forum server side, rather than anything we can do) is the 'view your posts' page being consistently there, rather than one thread or topic
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BM just in case the new owners keep the design as it is 

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Think I did something wrong.
Spoiler: show
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Much better. 

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Top stuff lads
Hats off to the boffins who made it work!
Funny how when the forum was down, I was at a virtual loss at work
Hats off to the boffins who made it work!

Funny how when the forum was down, I was at a virtual loss at work

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Thats much better - top work 

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Having to download bloatware to restore a skin that the admins could install easily
Not going to stop it being bright blue at work is it

Not going to stop it being bright blue at work is it
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BM for later. Trig 

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Bm for later.
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Wanderer wrote:SeasideWolf wrote:Here's a tampermonkey/greasemonkey script for View Your Posts & Bookmarks in the top right hand corner...Code: Select all
// ==UserScript==
// @name F365 Links
// @match http://forum.football365.com/*
// @grant none
// ==/UserScript==
$('ul#nav-main').append('<li class="rightside"><a href="http://forum.football365.com/ucp.php?i=ucp_main&mode=bookmarks">Bookmarks</a></li><li class="rightside"><a href="http://forum.football365.com/search.php?search_id=egosearch">View Your Posts</a></li>')
Works in tandem with the Stylish stuff already posted
I've done this and it seems to be in my greasemonkey enabled, but I cannot see anything in my top right corner

EDIT - Just needed to click on the monkeys face to enable it

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this is excellent stuff, Trader.
but why can't the admins just apply this style themselves?
but why can't the admins just apply this style themselves?
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Smashing work, that's so much better!
The New Forum Style:

The New Forum Style:



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Leweh wrote:I can't download stuff in work so I'm stuck with this shite layout
Same here.
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First time using stylish and greasemonkey since the last new forum.
Worked a charm.
Thanks Gents
Worked a charm.
Thanks Gents

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Thing is, doesn't the default phpbb install come with a few theme options? They've clearly disabled our ability to choose a theme 
I'm not too bothered though - I can use stylish at home and work

I'm not too bothered though - I can use stylish at home and work

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I'm all for these mods from as aesthetic perspective, as the new forum looks shit, but do we really all still have jobs where this would get us sacked? 

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If this has been stickied, then surely the powers that be have some inkling that the new design is a bit shit?