How can I change the background and font to use stylevars?

I have a few styles that use white writting, so they are showing up as a big blank box.

EDIT - Ahha! I got it :) Just changed the bbcode replacement to

Awesome hack!! :)

cyricx:
just modify the class= tags to whatever class you want them to show up as. if you want to make a custom class, go head, just add it to the extra CSS definitions in the style manager. then have the class= value, as that class.

as for J.C.'s question, the difference is written in the readme, but ill go head and tell you anyways ;)

expanded, means the boxes are expanded by default, when the page loads

collapsed, means the boxes are collapsed by default, when the page loads

for the collapsed version, i added an optional fix above which will have the boxes be expanded by default, for the people without javascript

this way, even though they dont have javascript and cant press the buttons to expand/collapse the boxes, the boxes will be expanded by default, so they can see the contents inside.

Stop being rude , if you feel theres no use for it then don't use it simple as. Besides other people might find it useful

kanye, leave pimpery alone or take it somewhere else. this is a thread for a hack, not for your problems.

as for the update: i had to remove the old functions from my global.js, but after that the auto-installer worked perfectly
i must ask though, how did you make the accordion boxes to open up automatically if the person doesn't have javascript? is it the noscript tag??
thanks pimpery, if im a n00b say so! ;)

yes, its the noscript tag. it will write out a collapsed div using javascript, only if they have js, otherwise its impossible :). if they dont, the noscript tag will take affect.

lol, did you just answer your own question? well good for you :D

yeh, i figured it out after a while :)

sirbutts, if u want to test out a new hack im making, contact me on aim, revengist.

ive been on the past 3 days, and u havent :X

well im on now, so im me, and please, use pms from now on.