javascript change #color to table variable name

[Wordplay]

i have found a javascript that will put round corners on my tables. which i need to use for my memberinfo pages, so users who customize their profile colors can still cutomize their entire profile. rather than using images to make the corners/edges on tables round, in which case user's couldn't customize it completely.

here is a link
http://www.ruzee.com/blog/ruzeeborders

my predicament is that the code i found makes you choose fixed colors for the tables or make them transparent, which would make using this pointless. the only way to fix this would be to have other alternative tables set in there rather than fixed colors.

meaning i'd need this code:

myborder: {
border: 2px solid red;
background: blue;
padding: 10px;
}


to change into this type of code:


myborder: {
border: BORDER SET IN VBULLETIN CSS VARIABLES;
background: ALTERNATIVE TABLE 1;
padding: 10px;
}

but since i don't have any java knowledge, i don't know how to do this. is this even possible? if so, somebody please tell me how.


the attachment shows what tables...

[Dismounted]

Add the CSS to each style's CSS declarations in the Admin CP.

[Wordplay]

sorry but i absolutely didn't understand what you just said. what css am i supposed to add to... what are css declarations?

[Dismounted]

From the look of the Javascript, alkl it does is add an extra CSS declaration. You can add extra CSS declarations in the style manager.

http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/stylemanager_css_additional

[Wordplay]

yeah but that's not going to help me with this problem.

i want certain tables on memberpages to be a certain shape, which is what the css does, the variables with the colors decide the colors of the inside and outside of the shape created, i want the outside to be transparent, and the inside to be the same color as alternative table 2.

how would i use the declarations to accomplish this?

[Bellardia]

We can't see the function for your javascript, so it's hard to tell you how to fix it.
Take the color for the alt2 directly from the css options in the style manager. Leaving the other color blank ("") should make it transparent but I'm not sure.

[Dismounted]

yeah but that's not going to help me with this problem.

i want certain tables on memberpages to be a certain shape, which is what the css does, the variables with the colors decide the colors of the inside and outside of the shape created, i want the outside to be transparent, and the inside to be the same color as alternative table 2.

how would i use the declarations to accomplish this?
As I said before, all that Javascript does (from the look of it), is seem to add some extra CSS to a few tables. That CSS can be placed into the style's CSS directly.

[Wordplay]

no that's not what it is for, sorry for not making it clear.

it makes the tables edges/corners round.

it's a modified version of this:

http://webdesign.html.it/articoli/leggi/528/more-nifty-corners/1/

Bellardia, i can't just take the color i want and put it in there. because the point of me having a script that uses table-edges without images is so i can have rounded tables on the memberinfo tables, and still have the members be able to customize their profile colors.

whereby this script would be pointless if i had fixed colors in it. so the only way to make it work would be if i could change the 2 color variables to 1 bg color and 2 an alternative table color.

[Bellardia]

I don't have experience with customizing memberinfo templates by users.

Members can add their own CSS to their profiles? If so can tell me where the styles they select are stored?

If in doubt post the source of a page with a styled member profile...

If you can't style your profile then the alt colors are the same site wide and using a static color would be the same.

[Wordplay]

i know, but i do want my users to be able to style their profile. wasn't the customizable user profile function already a default in 3.7?

i'm not sure where the stylesheets are stored, but here are the examples of customized user profiles i could find on vb.org:
http://www.teenforum.net/members/skina/
http://www.copytechnet.com/forums/members/baphomet.html
http://www.teenforum.net/members/cynnie/

i guess i am still not making myself clear enough as to what i need, maybe my english isn't as good as i believe it to be. i hope somebody gets it, because i don't know how else to put it.

[Bellardia]

I know what you mean, I'm just trying to figure out how to do it ;)

vBulletin has a lot of features, many of which I've never used. I'm just trying to figure out how it works before I help.

Edit - Okay, it's stored under #usercss. Now which corners did you want to round?

[Wordplay]

i added an attachment that shows this in the first post, it's the alternative table 1.

[Bellardia]

Your problem still doesn't really make any sense because you're trying to change the css attribute itself when you could just change the class of the HTML element.

Perhaps it would make more sense if you would explain which areas you are trying to apply the rounded corners to. All of them? Just some..? Your image doesn't show anything except the colors of the elements..

[Wordplay]

it shows that alternate table 1 gets the rounded corners/edges, which is what i said in my previous post as well.

i want all my alternate table 1s on the profile page to have rounded corners.

so you're saying i should just have the table set to alternate table 1 and change alternate table 1s table to having rounded corners/edges?

makes sense, not sure if i can do that but i'll give it a shot.

[Dismounted]

I'm not sure that changing alt1 and alt2 will achieve your desired effect. The two classes are used on almost every single (visible) table in vBulletin, meaning if you change them, you will change the navbar, etc. as well.

[Wordplay]

my style is compltely custom, especially my profile pages. and this code will only be for the profile pages. so it's all good, all i need to know is how to set up what i asked in the top thread... so is there a way to do it or am i jost poking into a bush here?