I have been using AV Arcade for a while now and think it’s a great script.
I have spent a lot of time looking through the source code and have have some success with my arcade site.
There are a few small issues with the script which don’t detract from the usability, but could reduce crawlability, SERPs and so on.
AV Arcade v4.0.2 [Unofficial] is my contribution to the great free arcade script.
I have removed and updated any redundant code.
I made the whole script w3c compliant, in the hope of making search engine indexing and updating easier.
I have implemented various small SEO changes to various pages.
Most of the changes I made were small.
It will, hopefully, make creating modules and templates a little easier too.
I havn’t changed the functionality of the script at all, but hope to have cleaned it up and added a few small tweaks.
When I first installed the script, well version 4, I checked it for validation errors…
[ Before ]

Most of these were minor and all were easily fixed, but should hopefully help Google index new sites and content faster.
[ After ]


I have included as many bugfixes on the AV Arcade Forums as I could find.
I have also added, edited or created the following:
I also fixed a few issues with the AVElf template.
Please remember to backup all files before making any changes!
No SQL was harmed during the making of this update
(No need to update or change it)
CSS is only valid with Featured games disabled, so the button is hidden if the option is on (For the delta template)
AVElf won’t work with Featured games disabled without modification.
To use the AVElf Template, you need to follow the steps below:
To switch back to the Delta Template:

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Anyway to easily change from the original script to your unofficial one? I got a lot of members and stuff I don’t wanna lose.
No SQL was changed. So in theory you can just upload and replace the old files.
If you use a custom template there will be some problems:
All the css classes were changed to id’s to prevent repeated usage.
Most styling information removed from function files.
etc.
It usually doesn’t take long to make a custom template fit this version of the script. All the changes are small just to make the whole arcade script w3c compliant.
If uou can post a URL or any more info, I could help a little more