In the Postbit
 

... How might i get effects like these

1. The first is where all of the users information is how would you be able to put that gradient there? That would be a great help to me.

2. How did they get the images to balance out with al the info of the profile and the +buddy buttons. I guess my question would be how do you get the images and the imae background to even out??

The frist is a mod layin around here somewhere, i belive its in the postbit forum, im not sure on the second you might wanna look at their html. I would say its done with two <td> tags tho.

yeah i have looked at their code and i really dont know what to do the code comes out fine then when i put it into frontpage or dreamweaver it doesnt coem out well at all i am sorry to do this but i really can figure it out and it is done by corey & xelation i hope that someone might be able to help!

I don't think there was a mod for the author column gradient.

Go into your CP - Postbit Template. Find this:

<table cellpadding="{tableouterborderwidth}" cellspacing="0" border="0" bgcolor="{tablebordercolor}" {tableouterextra} width="{contenttablewidth}" align="center"><tr><td>
<table cellpadding="4" cellspacing="{tableinnerborderwidth}" border="0" {tableinnerextra} width="100%">
<tr>
<td bgcolor="$post[backcolor]" width="175" valign="top" nowrap>
<a name="post$post[postid]"></a>
$post[firstnewinsert]
<normalfont><b>$post[username]</b></normalfont><br>
<smallfont>$post[usertitle]</smallfont><br>
$post[avatar]<p>
<smallfont>Registered: $post[joindate]<br>
Location: $post[field2]<br>
Posts: $post[posts]</smallfont></td>

Now see where the <td> line is? This is it:

<td bgcolor="$post[backcolor]" width="175" valign="top" nowrap>

Change the $post[backcolor] to the url of the gradient. This will add the background to the author column but the post part of the postbit will still alternate unless changed.

That is soooo perfect i will try it out in 15 minutes is there anyone out there who might be able to help me with the second question that i asked!

okay i tested it and i figured that bgcolor="$post[backcolor]" has to be changed to background="yourimage.gif"

Yeah, that what I said you had to do.

so might anyone be able to help me in my quest for the answer to #2

Isnt there anyone that can help i mean Xelation and corey made this can anyone help!

I am sooo sorry to do this but i really need to know the answer to this question so ^ bump ^