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The original code worked spot on on 3.6.8
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... However I have not worked out how to apply this to the postbit template
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This almost solved it for me - only there's a sort of ugly white long above the black line now. |
I've had a problem with this hack dividing the message side of my postbit_legacy. See my screenshot. It's the same problem that EvilKitty seems to be having.
There are 2 or 3 fixes on this thread in addition to the original post. Do any of them actually work now? |
I'm by no means good at this, so just a suggestion here.
Would that line maybe be a function of the css? |
ok, so I investigated my own advice and think I came up with a fix.
This is what I did to get rid of the line. AdminCP>Styles & Templates>Style Manager>Main CSS> Now scroll down to "First Alternating Color". You'll see something like this: Code:
border-left: 1px solid #212121; |
Thanks.....SecTa , works great!
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I ran into the same thing awhile back with this mod - yes it is the borders defined in alt1/2 tags.
Instead of losing your alt borders throughout your forums just for this mod (unless it's of no consequence), create two 'Additional CSS Definitions' that are duplicates of your alt's minus the borders, which more than likely only leaves the background color. Then, in your postbit_legacy template replace all instances of alt1 and alt2 with the newly created definitions. Code:
.alt1a {background-color: #F5F5FF;} |
Thank you for this! It works well on my forum. Exactly what I wanted :D
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For some reason, the original code started making all the posts double up, but this code below seems to work fine. Thank you :D
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