Navigate to the /app/tpl/skins/ folder. Most CMS platforms come with a default skin (e.g., "Mango"). To change the look:
Every Habbo fansite needs a radio. Most CMSs come with built-in widgets for "Now Playing" metadata and a DJ Timetable.
If you run a retro (private server), query the emulator database: habbo fansite cms
SELECT
item_name,
AVG(offer_price) as avg_value
FROM marketplace_offers
GROUP BY item_name;
For official Habbo, you must rely on crowd-sourced values (user voting) or scrape fan sites (risky/illegal). Most fansites use user-submitted values with verification by staff.
Status: Legacy but beloved. RevCMS is the "old reliable" of the Habbo world. Built on a lightweight PHP framework, it is known for its speed and simplicity. Navigate to the /app/tpl/skins/ folder
// Give points on comment
$user = User::find($comment->user_id);
$user->points += 10;
$user->save();
The most defining feature of these systems is the removal of traditional registration forms. Instead of creating a new username and password, users log in using their in-game Habbo credentials (or via SSO mechanisms linked to Habbo API wrappers). This eliminates the barrier to entry and instantly links the website profile to the in-game avatar, displaying the user’s Habbo figure (avatar image) and motto on their profile.
Since Habbo’s official closure of its fansite program (2021), modern "fansite CMS" projects have pivoted to: For official Habbo , you must rely on
Legal warning: Distributing a CMS that directly interacts with Habbo’s live servers (e.g., auto-fetching user data) violates Habbo’s TOS and may result in IP bans or DMCA takedowns.
<img src="https://www.habbo.com/habbo-imaging/avatarimage?figure= $user->figure_string &size=l">
(You need to fetch figure_string via Habbo API on login)