Changing default skin FROM mobile version back to normal
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From: St Marys GA
Changing default skin FROM mobile version back to normal
Was messing around on my phone and set my default skin type to "mobile" so I could do some mobile CF browsing. Only problem is now I'm on my computer, and from the mobile version, there is no menu to go back to the standard version! Help?
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Use this link to switch to the C4 theme/skin: http://forums.corvetteforum.com/index.php?styleid=4
To prevent this from occuring again:
While on your desktop, go to your UserCP section, Edit Options, scroll down to Forum Skin and select the skin you wish to use as default for your computer.
Then, bookmark the following link on your mobile phone:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/index.php?styleid=124
The above link will take you to the mobile version, and is cookie based. This means that whenever you browse with your mobile phone, if you use the link above, you'll see the mobile version. However, when you then browse on your desktop machine, you'll see whatever version you defined in your UserCP.
Basically, when you define the theme/skin in the UserCP, it's the default as it's written to your account. When you use the drop-down menu to select a theme/skin, it's cookie based at specific to the machine you used to access that link.
To prevent this from occuring again:
While on your desktop, go to your UserCP section, Edit Options, scroll down to Forum Skin and select the skin you wish to use as default for your computer.
Then, bookmark the following link on your mobile phone:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/index.php?styleid=124
The above link will take you to the mobile version, and is cookie based. This means that whenever you browse with your mobile phone, if you use the link above, you'll see the mobile version. However, when you then browse on your desktop machine, you'll see whatever version you defined in your UserCP.
Basically, when you define the theme/skin in the UserCP, it's the default as it's written to your account. When you use the drop-down menu to select a theme/skin, it's cookie based at specific to the machine you used to access that link.
