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Dearest friends, members, and visitors of the Little Fountain Pen Nut House on the Digital Prairie,

 

Another piece of important news today for FPN: our Library skin is back!

 

Look at the bottom left of any page here, and you will see an option called "Change Theme". Theme is the new name for a skin.

Click on "Change Theme", and select "Library" from the list.

 

In case you'd want to change back, just change your theme again, to IP.Board.

 

The new version of the Library skin has quite a few improvements over the old, check for example the forum index list, and your PM box, or Classifieds for that matter. It is all about the goodness and easy viewing qualities of the old Library skin, in a new coat, with all the extra functionality provided by the new board software presented in a much more visible way.

 

A special thanks goes to our own Chris Chalmers, who made a donation specifically to get the old Library skin back. @Chris: it was a long wait, but I reckon it was worth it ;).

 

Enjoy!

 

Warmest regards, Wim

FPN Admin (and skinner ;))

 

 

the Mad Dutchman
laugh a little, love a little, live a lot; laugh a lot, love a lot, live forever

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