Username links colors varying, Border on userpics, Gen Q about headers/background image--SOLVED

Apr 06, 2008 13:05

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av8rmike April 7 2008, 15:33:25 UTC
1) The colors of the ljuser links on the friends page are set on the Manage Friends page. Maybe you missed a few that are still set to black?

2) There is a line in the existing CSS like this:
.user-icon img {border: 1px solid #82cadb;}
Just change the italic portion to change the border color.

3) A header and background where? If you mean a page background, yes, you can have both.

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qtshorty1625 April 7 2008, 23:18:43 UTC
1) Okay, that's what I was thinking. I'll go and double check that.

2)I figured it was in there somewhere, but I was looking for the word "color." Thanks!

3) This was more of a generic question b/c I had wanted to do it in the past, but I couldn't seem to do it if I used the given templates. Yes, I meant a page background. I was contemplating instead of having a solid background having an image. I thought it might be possible with coding. I don't know a whole lot about coding, but since there aren't any preexisiting sports layouts (and I couldn't seem to find any in any of the communities I searched), I had to try and modify on my own. What is the coding for inserting a background image? I'm assuming it's something with bg img (okay, that looks wrong to me, but I think you get the idea).

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av8rmike April 8 2008, 02:41:07 UTC
Towards the top of the CSS is a section for the body element, and in that is a line
background: black;

Change that to add a background image. There's a tutorial for different ways to use backgrounds at W3Schools.com.

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qtshorty1625 April 16 2008, 22:23:18 UTC
Thank you! I'll have to check out that site!

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