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Started by greenstar, December 19, 2007, 06:40:37 PM

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greenstar

Sorry I'm new to this. I've used phpBB before, but not SMF. I found a theme I absolutely love, but a the buttons aren't showing up in it. I was going to upload a custom set, but I can't figure out how. Could you please help?

Rumbaar

Welcome to SMF.

It's best to contact the theme creator for specific theme questions, in the download section you'll see the 'comment on this mod' link.

You have to supply more detail, the actual theme might help ;)  Most likely the theme relys on the board/user langauge settings.  Set your forum to English and not English-utf8, that should fix it.  Let us know.
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greenstar

Well I went to go change it to just english and it said the Settings.php was read only =(.

My theme is cs-dk114v1, if that helps.

Rumbaar

Is it set to English-utf8?

You can CHMOD your settings.php file and then edit it via the AdminCP.  Or via your FTP client download the file, make the changes to the file, and re-upload to the server.  Always backup before making changes.
"An important reward for a job well done is a personal sense of worthwhile achievement."

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greenstar

CHMOD? Soryy for being noobish. I looked on my FTP for the website but I can't find the files for the forum. If you show me exactly what to change in the script i make the change and just reload the whole theme i guess

Rumbaar

Online Manual (http://docs.simplemachines.org)
How do I chmod? / what is chmod?
How do I use FTP? / What is FTP?

No it's in your forums root folder.  It's called Settings.php

Change the language too:
$language = 'english'; # The default language file set for the forum.

"An important reward for a job well done is a personal sense of worthwhile achievement."

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greenstar

Ha... Got it! Thank you very much!

Rumbaar

"An important reward for a job well done is a personal sense of worthwhile achievement."

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