Mini Mods - Change forumrow color on mouseover

To have a nice effect of interaction on mouseover of each rows of your forum, simply go to "Style Manager" ---> "Main CSS" ---> "vbulletin.css" and add at the end:

.forumrow:hover, .threadbit > div:hover { background: #F4F4F4 !important; }

You can change the color to whatever you want
Enjoy it.


EDIT:
Added 2 screenshots, you can obtain them with a different change of code:
- The first, more light, more reusable (my favourite): #F4F4F4
- The second, more bold and evidence: #999


The grey scale gose from FFF (white) ---> AAA ---> 999 ---> 000 (black)
Read more about hexadecimals colours


Thanks to Da-Vinci for one screenshots


Edit: added the same effect also to the threadlist.

[blake247]

Cool stuff. Installed.

[cloferba]

demo?

[COL NIL SATIS]

yeah...just installed..looks nice too !!!!

[Da-Vinci]

Here's a Screenshot from my site. I've used the colour #999999 as it doesn't clash with any of the other colours on my site, the colour choice is up to you and the skin you are adding this to.

Also i can confirm that this works with the latest version of Firefox.

Installed & rated

[TimberFloorAu]

Good Onya mate love it.

[nci]

Not working.

[sKippah]

Same here. Using 4.0.3 and not working

[nci]

Now working,but not on the first row.
Marked as installed.

[Doctor Death]

This doesnt match up with 4.0.3 menus.

From the admincp there is no "manage styles" entry.

Under styles and templates there is "Style manager" but no manage styles.

Under Style Manager there is Main CSS but not CSS templates.

I suggest you be a little more specific and accurate on installation for those of us who are not VBulletin Geeks.

Thanks

[Da-Vinci]

Originally Posted by Doctor Death

This doesnt match up with 4.0.3 menus.

From the admincp there is no "manage styles" entry.

Under styles and templates there is "Style manager" but no manage styles.

Under Style Manager there is Main CSS but not CSS templates.

I suggest you be a little more specific and accurate on installation for those of us who are not VBulletin Geeks.

Thanks

That's the best way to get help isn't it, call the people who can help you Geeks lol.

It's really simple go to the style you want to edit and find CSS Templates, click that and from the new list that opens selct forumbits.css then add the code as described.

I know the instructions arn't very clear, but rather than insult people I recommend you read the whole thread and read the instructions 2 or 3 times, I'm no expert but from reading the whole thread and the instructions a few times, I managed to work it out, and if I couldn't have worked it out, I would have simply posted a polite post saying, "I'm not quite sure what it is you are saying can you explain the instructions a bit better?"

Lets face it the people who make these modifications, do it for free and they were not born with coding knowledge, they have learned the hard way, the same way I am trying to learn, rather than flame people why not give these guys a bit of respect for helping the average Joe like you and me make our forums look far better than an out of the box VBulletin installation.

Just a suggestion, take it or leave it.