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Title pretty much says it all, that's if I worded it right. I'm after a tutorial of some sort that can help me disallow proxies from registering on my community. Something like http://thetechgame.com has, something like this: http://prntscr.com/4hblce

Hi, I'm trying to make my forums look like the following on this image: <Removed> If anyone could help me out, that'd be much appreciated.

cPanel error log screenshot: http://prntscr.com/41lcu3

What is Apache?

Hi there, I've recently wanted to a bit more security to my forum. So, trying to execute this I have tried to password protect my admin directory using the .htaccess file and a .htpasswd file. I followed the rules from this resource...

ah, it's because I forgot to change the htaccess.txt to .htaccess. Thanks for the help bud.

Hi, The problem I'm receiving is that when I enable "use full friendly URLs", then click on the members/forums (anything apart from: http://#.com) I receive a 404 not found page. http://prntscr.com/40y3kv http://prntscr.com/40y3pa http://prntscr.com/40y3ta If anyone can help me, that'd be great!

Hi there, I'm trying to expand the pagewidth/container/white box that contains the content: http://prntscr.com/3z0c6b If anyone can help me out, It'd be much apreciated.

what xenforo versions is this compatible with?

Thank you man!

Yeah, something like this but this doesn't work :/

You still don't get what I mean. I'm not very good at describing things in great detail so sorry, but let me try once more. I want to change this link: http://gamebait.info/index.php?members/&type=staff Into a xen:link, so it'd look something like: {xen:link members/staff}

This is my coding on my navigation bar - http://prntscr.com/35m7uk What I want is to do is "create" a xen:link for the following link: http://gamebait.info/index.php?members/&type=staff

I know, but what I'm asking is there a way to create xen:links like the phrases?

I'm adding a staff listing to my website through the help page. I've successfully done this but instead of adding the full URL, I'd prefer to add the xen:link so it blends in with the rest of the coding. It's mainly a OCD thing but that's the way I like it.