Pay without PAypal

[marko77]

Hi,

My country is not in the Paypal country list.

I saw that you did use alternative ways to receive money.

I want to use my credit card to purchase the fusion skin.

I also want to ask the follwoing:
1) Does the above skin support vbulletin 2.2.3 with vbportal 3 ?
2) Does it come with an installation script?
3) Can the green line be changed to red easily in order to look well with the company logo?

I would very much appreciate it if you could help me as soon as possible.

Thanks in advance

Marko

[pank]

Yes, I can set up a custom credit card payment for you. You can email me here (http://www.vbskinz.com/contact.php) and I'll let you know all the info. I need.

1. Yes all of the skins come with the vbportal fies and all of the skins are 2.x.x compatible.

2. There are no install scripts for the skins. You basically just ftp the files to your server and install the skin through your admin panel (a readme file comes with the skins and walks you through an install, also an installatin can be purchased for $20)

3. I am not sure what "green line" you are talking about. Which skin and which graphic area do you mean?

Thanks...

[marko77]

Thanks for your prompt answer!

I am talking for the "fusion" skin , which has various green horizontal lines. I think this is the skin I am viewing now posting this reply.

I will send you an email later on to set up credit card payment.

Thanks a lot.

Marko

[Tony]

If the green line is code (I presume it is) it would be hard coded into the templates. So you'd need to go through the templates where the green line appears and change the hex code to red.

Doesn't look like they are part of any images, then you'd need to edit the images.

[pank]

Actually the green is part of the image ;)

I did it that way so it would be easier to alter. So you just need to open up the .psd's in PS and alter the image color to fit your needs. Then you can re-save all of the graphics for those areas.

** Hint **
I'd suggest using Image Ready to save the images. You should see the slice guides I used and it will be an exact match.

One other easy way to make the changes it to just open up the actual .gif or .jpg in PS or an image program (convert the file to RGB if it .gif first). Then you can just zoom in and use a 1 pixel line to lay on top of the green. Then just do that for each graphic.

Either way is pretty easy to change.