X xUKx New Member Feb 16, 2009 #1 How do i do this 1. Background color for a sticky post or announcement like this 2. How do i remove & &
How do i do this 1. Background color for a sticky post or announcement like this 2. How do i remove & &
B Blagger New Member Feb 17, 2009 #2 Question 1. In this template: Admin CP -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> « » -> Threadbit Templates -> threadbit Replace all instances of: Code: class="alt1" ...and: Code: class="alt2" ...with: Code: class="<if condition="$show['sticky']">alt1_sticky<else />alt1</if>" ...and: Code: class="<if condition="$show['sticky']">alt2_sticky<else />alt2</if>" ...respectively. Then define new CSS classes in your: Admin CP -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> Main CSS (in the menu) Scroll down to the bottom where it says Additional CSS Definitions. In the bottom box add this code. Change the red color codes appropriately (background and text colors): Code: .alt1_sticky { background: #F5F5FF; color: #000000; } .alt2_sticky { background: #E1E4F2; color: #000000; } Change your background color to your choosing. HTML colors here Question 2. I would right click the images and press "view image in new tab" Now in your address bar is the forum path to those images. Just upload a new image (ie. a blank picture) same size 16x16) to the same folder and overwrite.
Question 1. In this template: Admin CP -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> « » -> Threadbit Templates -> threadbit Replace all instances of: Code: class="alt1" ...and: Code: class="alt2" ...with: Code: class="<if condition="$show['sticky']">alt1_sticky<else />alt1</if>" ...and: Code: class="<if condition="$show['sticky']">alt2_sticky<else />alt2</if>" ...respectively. Then define new CSS classes in your: Admin CP -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> Main CSS (in the menu) Scroll down to the bottom where it says Additional CSS Definitions. In the bottom box add this code. Change the red color codes appropriately (background and text colors): Code: .alt1_sticky { background: #F5F5FF; color: #000000; } .alt2_sticky { background: #E1E4F2; color: #000000; } Change your background color to your choosing. HTML colors here Question 2. I would right click the images and press "view image in new tab" Now in your address bar is the forum path to those images. Just upload a new image (ie. a blank picture) same size 16x16) to the same folder and overwrite.