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intelliot · 10-24-2007, 01:04 AM

I just found out that vBulletin supports an easy way of putting style information into a separate file.

This is good because the separate file can then be cached, so pages load faster.

The setting is in vBulletin Options -> vBulletin Options -> Style & Language Settings -> Store CSS Stylesheets as Files? -> Yes.

On that page, I also discovered this option:

Use Legacy (Vertical) Postbit Template
If you prefer the old-style postbit, using two vertical columns rather than the new horizontal layout, you can switch back to using that template with this switch.

Personally, I like the old style, but we've been using this new one for a long, long time now... so what do you think?

10-24-2007, 01:04 AM	#1 (permalink)
intelliot Google Guru Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 2,527 Thanks: 15 Thanked 49 Times in 28 Posts	vBulletin: Put CSS In A Separate File I just found out that vBulletin supports an easy way of putting style information into a separate file. This is good because the separate file can then be cached, so pages load faster. The setting is in vBulletin Options -> vBulletin Options -> Style & Language Settings -> Store CSS Stylesheets as Files? -> Yes. On that page, I also discovered this option: Use Legacy (Vertical) Postbit Template If you prefer the old-style postbit, using two vertical columns rather than the new horizontal layout, you can switch back to using that template with this switch. Personally, I like the old style, but we've been using this new one for a long, long time now... so what do you think?