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How to get those "boxes" around the user information
I don't know if I was descriptive enough in the thread title but I have seen a lot of forums using the vb2 post bit and having "boxes" around the user information. An example of the "boxes" is here. I have seen it at many forums so I know it's not just an extreme pixels exclusive. This has probably been posted a million times before but I've been searching all day and cant find it. Can anyone point me towards how to do that?
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this can be done using the css and div classes cant it??.... i think so.... ill give it a go
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It probably can, but I don't know either div classes or CSS.
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in 'All Style Options' part of the 'Style Manager', find near the bottom of the page 'Additional CSS Definitions' and add the following in the second box
Code:
.postbitinfo { scroll right to the bottom and hit save then in your 'postbit_legacy' template find Code:
<div>$vbphrase[join_date]: $post[joindate]</div></if> Code:
<div class="postbitinfo">$vbphrase[join_date]: $post[joindate]</div></if> Code:
<div> Code:
<div class="postbitinfo"> |
Thank you so much!
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Will this work with the vB3 postbit, if I was to edit the postbit template, as opposed to postbit_legacy?
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i havent tryed it as i dont like the horizontal postbit...
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I'm also interested to know if this will work with version 3.0.I like this type of look as it looks more "clean" to me then just text with no boards.Thansk to anyone who can answer this.
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it will work with 3.x.x and allso does work with the 'new' horizontal postbit
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