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Duplicate?
How do i duplicate the alternating colors?
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What do you mean by duplicate them? Do you mean make another class that is exactly the same as them only with a different name? You can view the class in your source code, look for .alt1 and .alt2 and copy/paste it into the bottom part of your CSS page for your style. Is that what you are asking?
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I'm lost, too, Lynne but maybe he is just needs the code for them? class="alt1" and class="alt2" ?
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Just copy .alt1 and .alt2 from the css for whatever reason.
why not just call alt1 and alt2 in your css rather then duplicating it which is bad practice |
Let me clarify. I wanted to see the hard CSS code of the alternating colors. I didnt know where to find them.
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To see the actual code, you would view the source code on your page and find it listed something like this:
.alt1, .alt1Active { background: #F5F5FF; color: #000000; } Or, if it isn't in the source, look for a line like this: <!-- CSS Stylesheet --> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="clientscript/vbulletin_css/style-xxxxxx-yyyyy.css" id="vbulletin_css" /> and look in the file "style-xxxxxx-yyyyy.css" for the lines like above. To actually edit it, go to Styles & Templates > Style Manager > find your style in the list > select Main CSS and find it under First Alternating Color |
Thanks exactly what I was looking for.
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