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My board also looks like crap after upgrading...It's a bone stock install too, using prosilver

http://www.testphpbb.co.uk

Got it...And what a bloody nightmare :evil: All the blocks of text about changed and conflict files were saying to do stuff, merge etc but there were no options. Downloaded the modified files archive which contained one file, which I never modified! Uploaded it anyway, rechecked files and still said...

So the link that says Now start the update process by pointing your browser to the install folder in the ACP is incorrect?

Official download for 3.1.10 TO 3.2 at: https://www.phpbb.com/downloads/?mode=u ... ion=3.1.10

NOTE: Do not use that link if you are not currently on 3.1.10.

Ah, that's good (And bad) to know. Cheers.

EDIT: Redownloaded the update package to confirm that all is well with the structure etc...still the same issue.

Just trying to upgrade a test board and I can't even start the update

As soon as I hit the update link in the ACP and being taken to the below screen!
EDIT: Automatic update package as always btw...

Is there any real benefit from going 3.1.10>3.2 apart from php7? I've already been using fontawesome (Locally rather than externally I might add!) for years so that's a kinda mute point for me. Worried as I've combined all CSS into one or two minimised files, and made various tweaks here and there i...

SkywavesDX wrote: ↑Wed Dec 28, 2016 2:15 pm We lost a lot of data last time, but that was thanks to 123 Reg.

Sounds about right...Bunch of complete cowboys they are.

Ah...no special reason mate, other than my slight OCD. I'll revisit this when I get time and try the responsive media queries.

Cheers.

Should just require the favicon.ico file to be uploaded to your sites root directory. If it still doesn't show, then it's probably because of caching. Clear the sites cache, and your browser cache, then it should show.

Cheers Christian. I did use nearly the same method but I wanted to stick with the 'min-width' and 'max-width' ideally just to keep the CSS as similar as possible to the #wrap for accuracy. It just wouldn't take though...IE needs the width explicitly defined as you suggest... I may have another look....

EDIT: Well that shows me...Having a million windows open working on other stuff. Beaten to it! You can just use any text editor that saves files as [.txt] extensions. Simply open up your choice of editor, and place this within it: User-agent: SemrushBot Disallow: / User-agent: SemrushBot-SA Disallow...

I think some people need glasses :geek: It looks like you've made an error in the placement of the HTML and mixed up some of the code... You need to replace the whole copyright div... Replace this: <div class="copyright"> <!-- EVENT overall_footer_copyright_prepend --> {CREDIT_LINE} <!-- I...

It's pretty obvious what he wants. It's right there in the first post. External links to open in a new window, ideally without using an extension.

Simple.

Why not just use this extension?

EDIT: I don't know what's wrong with some people on here, the pedanticness and lack of ability to comprehend what people are asking is getting ridiculous.