This skin is designed for Efiction 3 This is a fixed width skin with rounded corners and a teal gradient. It displays three blocks in the header on all pages.

This skin is designed for Efiction 3.3.1 This is a fluid width skin design based on the previous E-Zine skin. It includes a custom footer with login/search/menu. The download also includes several color choices; please view the readme files for installation instructions.

These are color packs for the Simple Machine skin. To install, simply upload the regular Simple Machine skin and then upload the contents of one of these .zip files into the existing structure.

This skin is designed for Efiction 3.3.1 This is a fluid width skin designed for webmasters who are using their eFiction installation as a publishing script for an E-Zine. It includes a custom footer with login/search/menu.

This skin is not available for download. Please contact me for quotes on custom skins. This skin was created to match the TinyPortal skin of DonnieYen.us. You can see it in action in the Efiction 3 Demo

This skin is designed for Efiction 3.3.1 This is a fluid width skin designed to compliment but not exactly match the default Simple Machines Forum (http://www.simplemachines.org/) It includes a custom footer with login/search/menu.

This skin is designed for Efiction 3.3 This is a fixed width layout, optimized for both 1024×768 and 800×600. It features a static menu in the right column, designed for ease of broswing.

This skin is designed for Efiction 3.2 This is a fluid width layout. It features a split header and a modern/tech theme.

I’ve been informed that some users would prefer a more defined “Story Notes” space on my eFiction skins. This is quite simple to accomplish. The html for the story notes is div class=’noteinfo’ so all we need to do is make a css class called noteinfo. Open up the style.css in your skin folder and start your class by writing .noteinfo { border: 1px solid black; } This will give you a black border around [...]

I started another pet project. Yes, another. It is the Fanfiction Directory http://www.fanfiction-directory.com and it is exactly what the name implies. I’m hoping to provide people with a way to find fandom specific archives, rather than letting them wade hip-deep into the shit on fanfiction.net.