Robert Angle

I’ll take a look tomorrow. 

Some interesting and broad choices in there.  I was just curious to see how you discovered Invision Community as a choice within your search.  
Thanks for the compliment on my article.  I sometimes say smart things and impress myself, ha.  

Then edit your template and put the button in the header or the user menu.
I actually really like this idea. When our community is done developing our dark theme, I'll look at placing it in a more convenient area instead of in the footer.

Then edit your template and put the button in the header or the user menu.
I actually really like this idea. When our community is done developing our dark theme, I'll look at placing it in a more convenient area instead of in the footer.

I snagged that. Thank you. The Editor Toolbar was giving me trouble. I kept trying to change the color of the icons but wasn't happy with the results. Then I tried uploading other CKEditor Skins and they weren't all that great either. My approach to the above has been to create my own CKEditor Skin and edit the CSS of those, then Import it. The icons will really help.

A little late to the game, but....
 
"Our community outgrew the abandoned freeware forum scripts we were using, and Invision Community Suite saved the day. From a flawless conversion to regular software updates, new features, and fast and responsive customer support, our community is more active and growing faster than ever before."
- Robert Angle
www.jwtalk.net 

A little late to the game, but....
 
"Our community outgrew the abandoned freeware forum scripts we were using, and Invision Community Suite saved the day. From a flawless conversion to regular software updates, new features, and fast and responsive customer support, our community is more active and growing faster than ever before."
- Robert Angle
www.jwtalk.net 

A little late to the game, but....
 
"Our community outgrew the abandoned freeware forum scripts we were using, and Invision Community Suite saved the day. From a flawless conversion to regular software updates, new features, and fast and responsive customer support, our community is more active and growing faster than ever before."
- Robert Angle
www.jwtalk.net 

check it again,
Sorry about that  

So it sounds like it might be safe before upgrading to create a child theme as a backup (so to speak), have that serve as the forum default theme until the newly updated Magnum theme has been tested thoroughly.
 
I had previously thought that changes to the parent theme were passed along to the child theme unless I had modified the file. Now it sounds like a child theme is simply a COPY of the parent theme.

Something along this line would be better....
{{if \IPS\Member::loggedIn()->modPermission('can_use_ip_tools')}} <td class='ipsType_center' style='width: 10%;'> {{IF MEMBER = ADMIN}} <a href='{$url2}' data-confirm data-confirmsubmessage="{lang='ips_ban_ip_address_desc'}">{lang='ips_ban_ip_address'}</a> | {{ENDIF}} <a target='_blank' href='{$url1}'>{lang='see_uses'}</a> </td> {{endif}} For me however, I am just going to remove the ban link. We almost never ban IP's anyway.

Ah I see... edit the template ipaddresses -> front -> profile -> ipsRows.
I'll fix it asap.