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My new PhP-Nuke based website!

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Hello all,

Ive finally finished from re-constructing my php nuke based website, added some stuff and gonna add more soon!

Give it a hit and tell me what you think abt it!

Click Here!

thnx,

:alien: geuvara! :alien:

Wow.. that's gonna take all of ... 3 minutes to hack :/

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yeh ok....can i upgrade my current PHP-Nuke website from 7.3 to CPG-Nuke?

and are the blocks and modules that work on PHP-Nuke also work on CPG-Nuke?

Guevara

yea, i sure it wouldn't be a problem. if there a problem post in forums or chat room

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Um, change the background it mucks up all your pictures etc, needs to be sorted, really! Change it to a background image that has a part white background to the left and in the center, to make the buttons look better than they do now, and it will also enable your users to be able to view the special features of your site, i.e. Clock.

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Um, change the background it mucks up all your pictures etc, needs to be sorted, really! Change it to a background image that has a part white background to the left and in the center, to make the buttons look better than they do now, and it will also enable your users to be able to view the special features of your site, i.e. Clock.

JMann

yeh thnx for the comments!

im going to free my self a day to re-organise everything!

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