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| [Solved] Navigation; & other woes | |
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| Topic Started: Oct 21 2009, 05:51 AM (137 Views) | |
| DragonHybrid | Oct 21 2009, 05:51 AM Post #1 |
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1. After adding a news/clickables box to the top of my forum, and being happy with it, I have decided the time has come to tackle the CSS. Being used to IF, I find myself wishing it behaved more like it in some respects, but I'm content to work with it. Currently, however, I have the issue that I do not want my navigation bar 'BOARD NAME -> FORUM -> SUBFORUM' etc to go above the news box; in my opinion it isn't of much use there! I've always had it just above the board. The problem comes now that the advertisement is below the navigation, too. I was wondering if I could move it from where it is here to the equivilent place here? 2. Is there any way to 'divide' the colouring of the main-forums and the post colour? In the example above, (Tiritheas) I would like the forum colour to be brown, but not the post colour. Thank you for any help! Edited by DragonHybrid, Oct 23 2009, 09:57 AM.
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| DragonHybrid | Oct 22 2009, 06:14 AM Post #2 |
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Am allowed to bump? Added a few things to the thread, rather than make new ones x: |
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| Stardog | Oct 23 2009, 10:10 AM Post #3 |
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I think the nav is "<!-- NAV -->" inside your themes "Edit Theme Layout". Put it wherever you want. Changing post colours: td.c_username - has the "background" attribute to change the color of the box with the username. c_postinfo - changes box to right of username. c_user - add "background:#YOURCOLOR" underneath "font-size:80%" to change the box under the username (with avatar inside). user_info - changes user info box 1. user_profile - changes box below that. c_post - add "background:#YOURCOLOR" to change the main post box. c_sig - " " to change sig box colour. tr.c_postfoot td - change "background" to any colour to change the box with the quote/profile buttons in it. |
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| DragonHybrid | Oct 23 2009, 10:20 AM Post #4 |
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The problem with the nav is that <!--NAV--> belongs in each individual theme; the script for the box belongs in the template. You are right, I could move the script to the Layout, but that would make updating the post potentially very troublesome - I'll just have to weigh up how much I'm going to be editting this thing. As for the post colours, thank you for identifying them! To now change them, I simply separate them out and make them elements of their own? Such as c_post { background:#123456 } or do I have to edit existing CSS to accomodate for it too? I tried just adding in the equivilent of the above, and nothing happened. |
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| Stardog | Oct 23 2009, 11:42 AM Post #5 |
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Not sure about the nav issue, sorry. I forgot to put "." before some of those. c_post would be .c_post, but there is no "." before the tr/td's. You can create a new one like: .c_post { background:#whatever; } as long as it's underneath the one that comes before. It would be best to Find & Replace the existing ones in the CSS. Edited by Stardog, Oct 23 2009, 11:43 AM.
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| DragonHybrid | Oct 25 2009, 05:39 AM Post #6 |
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Thank you, it works perfectly (: And I'm happy with the navigation location, so that's not an issue anymore. Thank you again! |
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