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What about mods that edit the core? I've been wondering recently what changes have been made because on my website, there's been a few edits to files in the language and includes folders.

Obviously a thorough test would have to be undertaken, but is there provision for updated mods or do I have to ...

What about:
http://qs.lc/zsjbf

Instead of:
http://qs.lc/ucqoa

Also, 'topic review' should be in front of the new topic textarea.
Personally, I think the first one looks much better. It's natural because the navigation links are usually nearer the top anyway which is what them breadcrumbs ...

But now you can use 3 providers for your avatar: Remote, Upload and Gravatar and the extensions can add new providers. I'm not sure that you can have a clear UI if 10 different form are displayed.
Well, it would end up looking similar to the Profile page with a ton of options in there as well. The ...

Am I missing something here?

Each type of supported avatar has different field input requirements.

It would actually be more confusing to try and present all of these at once. The 3.1 implementation is much cleaner, as the user simply chooses the type of avatar they want to go with and are ...

Louis7777 wrote:Are you talking about the "Select your avatar" section?

Yes.

It looks like it's that way before you set an avatar so I can see the point of it (I was missing something ). I still think it was better the way it was before though where the options were just listed, but that's just me.

So, the end user goes to the UCP, then 'profile' but then you have the 'avatar type: No avatar selected.' Why? What's the point? What was wrong with having your options laid down in front of you without having to select from a dropdown first? It seems like you've needlessly made it a little more ...

Another idea is to etablish a simple style editor in admin panel with main informations.

For exemple, let's the possibility to change some colors, images that are in CSS, font-size, etc...

It will be usefull for administrators who don't really know CSS.
Surely if an administrator wants to style ...

thread is not the correct word as this is a forum and not a message board and they are called topics in PHPBB, to avoid confusion in the future.
I understood what he meant. 'Thread' and 'Topic' are synonymous with one another and used interchangeably with most forums around the globe. Surely if ...

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Aren't they one and the same? If a user posted in 'topic 1' then the last topic and last post will link to the exact same place..?