appearance problem

**PakGamerz** · Fri 26 Jul '13, 5:04am

it looks like your css templates are missing. Somehow your default style is not installed correctly or it is not fetching the css file. Download a fresh copy of vbulletin from members area and reupload all the files, And run upgrade script, And it should work properly.

**Zachery** · Fri 26 Jul '13, 9:14am

You don't have mod_rewrite availab,e or enabled, or you didn't upload the htaccess.

**Iman Ahmed** · Fri 26 Jul '13, 11:01am

all files are there css and htaccess

how can I have mod_rewite availabl?

**Zachery** · Fri 26 Jul '13, 11:29am

Contact your webhost, that's something they need to do for you.

**Iman Ahmed** · Fri 26 Jul '13, 7:06pm

the rewrite function is available on my webhost servers.
they said to me

and I reinstall it but still have the same problem

**BirdOPrey5** · Sat 27 Jul '13, 6:05am

1) Make sure you uploaded the .htaccess file (assuming your on Apache or a server that uses .htaccess)

2) If your forum is installed in a sub-folder (www.domain.com/vb/ for example) add the code RewriteBase /vb/ direcrly below the RewriteEngine On line in .htaccess (Change /vb/ to whatever subfolder it is installed in)

3) Double check the Base URL set in the /config.php file does not end in a slash (/)

4) Double check the Core URL in Admin CP -> Settings -> Options -> Site Name / URL / Contact Details is correct (ends in /core) and does NOT end in a slash (/) either.

**Iman Ahmed** · Sat 27 Jul '13, 10:55pm

Every thing is ok there is no slash
and htaccess file is uploaded

**Iman Ahmed** · Mon 29 Jul '13, 2:42am

could you write me the full code that should I put in htaccess, please

**Lynne** · Mon 29 Jul '13, 10:05am

RewriteBase /forum/

(But, I just went to your site and it looks just fine.)

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