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Myztic

01-30-2003 04:07 AM

Font Colour Along With Replied Background Colour.

When reading threads on my board.. I would like the second post to have a different font colour and background then the 1st post..

so the 1st post would be 1 colour and font scheme.. then the 2nd would be a different scheme.. and the 3rd would be the same as the 1st.. and the 4th would be the same as the 2nd.. and so on.

How do i change the font and back ground colour?

Thank you!

Myztic

01-31-2003 04:46 AM

?..

Myztic

01-31-2003 11:02 AM

:( help plea.se..

Dean C

01-31-2003 03:46 PM

Well the posts background should alternate in color automatically.

NOT TESTED!

For the font color go into functions.php and find this:

PHP Code:


		
			
        if ($counter%2==0) {

                $post[backcolor]="#13486D";

                $post[bgclass] = "alt1";

        } else {

                $post[backcolor]="#1C5780";

                $post[bgclass] = "alt2";

        }

Below it add:

PHP Code:


		
			
        if ($counter%2==0) {

                $post[textcolor]="{firsttextcolor}";

                $post[textclass] = "text1";

        } else {

                $post[textcolor]="{secondtextcolor}";

                $post[textclass] = "text2";

Then just change the <font> tags color around the $post[message] variable in your 'postbit' template to suit.

Also you must create the {firsttextcolor} and {secondtextcolor} replacements ;)

Let me know if it works ;)

Regards

- miSt

Myztic

02-06-2003 06:47 PM

I tried finding "functions.php" but apparently i am too dumb for even the smallest issues.

i dont know where it is.. i checked in myphpadmin... i looked in other places too but i couldnt find it.

where is it?

thanx

Logik

02-06-2003 06:54 PM

Its a file. Its in your FTP

Dean C

02-06-2003 07:03 PM

Hehe yes its a file located in your admin directory. Open it up and then do what i said :)

- miSt

Myztic

02-06-2003 07:36 PM

i went in there.. it looks like i could really screw something up bad. so i better not touch it.

but why does it require a hack just to change my font colour? there should be an option for that.. cuz this hacking stuff is too complicated.

Logik

02-06-2003 08:03 PM

There is no option. It requires hacking. Sorry. :(

Dean C

02-07-2003 03:38 PM

Indeed. Well if i had the time i would test this for you but i don't sorry :(

- miSt

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