all you have to do is change the class in the td's, so that it points to a class that you've added to your main css... you should have as many css files as you have styles, so that you can easily change them.

know what i mean?

No because I hardcoded the CSS instead of making it refer to classes to make it easier to install.

i changed it to point it to a linked css instead so that i can modify it as i want for different styles.

i agree that hardcoding it like you did makes it easier for users to install, but i was just offering the tip for anyone who would like to be able to change the style.

by the way, i love the look of it filburt1. good idea!

Not bad at all :) - I like that rather much and may just have to get it working here :).

Seems to work great with vBulletin 3.0, you don't have to run the query as it is already set to the query result by default :)

Good idea, thanks, will use the concept in future mods :)

It's missing the username though. I think you have to specify the {param} or {option}, whichever one it is.

for anyone interested, here's what i did.
filburt1, hope you don't mind me posting this... if you do, just say the word and i'll delete this (or better yet, you delete it... lol).

Edit: Attachment added for ease of viewing all posts.

that way, you can change the css to whatever colors you like for each stylesheet that corresponds to different styles. i named it mycooltable just cause it was easier just to grab the code from saintdog's quote mod which was in my stylesheet. you can name it whatever you want. i also made the quotations just a smidge smaller. anyway, there it is.

edit:
i also changed the colors so that you didn't get that framed look... if you like that look, it's easy to mess with the colors to get it through the css. if you want, i can post that. i just thought it looks better when it's all the same.

Yeah, option was left out, that will be fixed now :)

All fixed :)