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Look for the following code in the postbit: PHP Code:
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img.usertitle {border: 2px solid #00f;} --don |
Hi Don,
Thank you very much for the help. Wish there is a thank button here. But I actually had some frames ready just like in the blizzard forum in the demo above and would like to use those frames for different user group. |
So no one can help me? :(
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With a quick look at the site to which you linked, it looks like they surrounded their avatars with a div, then set the background image of that div to the appropriate frame by using classes.
I hope this gives you a place to start. |
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Do you mean they use something like this: user postbit background https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...ground+postbit But is it going to be a tight fit. I'm not a computer guy, I learned to do these stuff on my own. Thank you for your time helping me. |
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No, you do not need a plugin or a mod. You need to edit the postbit template, and write a selector into the additional CSS. Create a new style and edit it. If you mess it up, delete it and create a new one so you can try again. That's how you learn. --don |
I see.
Thanks for the clarification but I think it is out of my hand. :| |
i got this....
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /home/cracking/public_html/includes/class_postbit.php(294) : eval()'d code on line 131 vb 3.8.7 pl3 Quote:
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Sounds to me like you missed something in the c/p pate the exact code in your plugin here.
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