editor border

[CAMS]

just a quick question is ther anyway to change the colour of the borders shown in the pic below or get rid of them...

i know you can do it in vbulletin_editor.css but that relates to all styles on the forum.. i want to change it for just 1 style

would be greatful if anyone can tell me how todo it

thanks
chris

cmon outa a crap load of users online noone knows if it can be done without havin to edit the vbulletin_editor.css and effecting all the other styles installed?

[davidw]

The second thing in your picture is a fieldset tag. I'll have to check which file this is in (or template) as I don't know, but changing border=1 to border=0 will fix the top part and removing the <fieldset> tag will take out the bottom part. Let me look.

[S@NL - BlackBik]

I think you'll have to change the <legend> style in your stylesettings.

Nope, sorry, that's not it......

But it might be in the Additional CSS Definitions.
I see a "fieldset" setting there.
Didn't try it though.

[davidw]

Guessing here -
Go to Admincp / Style Manager / yourstyle / Post Icon Templates / posticons

Find and remove:
<fieldset class="fieldset" style="margin:10px 0px 0px 0px">
<legend>$vbphrase[post_icons]</legend>

Find and remove:
</fieldset>

Go to Admincp / Style Manager / yourstyle / Editor Templates / editor_clientscript

Find after <!-- EDITOR STYLES -->:
.vBulletin_editor {
background: {$istyles[pi_button_normal][0]};
padding: $stylevar[cellpadding]px;
}

Change $stylevar[cellpadding] to 0

Let me know if this works.

Edit: Wrote wrong template down.
Edit: Added

[CAMS]

Originally Posted by S@NL - BlackBik

I think you'll have to change the <legend> style in your stylesettings.

Nope, sorry, that's not it......

But it might be in the Additional CSS Definitions.
I see a "fieldset" setting there.
Didn't try it though.

I added

.fieldset { border: 0px; }

to the Additional CSS Definitions and that done the trick for the legend part

but the top border on the editor is still ther

i tryed taken

/* the container for the editor */
.vBulletin_editor
{
	border: 0px none;
}

/* the container for all the edit controls */
#controlbar, .controlbar
{
	padding: 2px;
}

/* the WYSIWYG edit area itself */
#htmlbox
{
	border: 1px inset;
	font: 10pt verdana;
	overflow: auto;
}

from the vbulletin_editor.css and putting it in Additional CSS Definitions but it doesnt change a thing

anyone got any ideas how to get rid of the thick whiteish border around the posting part without it effecting every style installed?

this only problem i need to sort and the styles finnished.. so ya can imagine my frustration with this lol

[davidw]

See my edited post above.

[CAMS]

Originally Posted by christianb

See my edited post above.

nope it never worked mate but u led me to the part i needed

i added

border:0px;

just below wer u said to change the padding and that sorted it

THANK YOU mate lol was getting so frustrated withit

[S@NL - BlackBik]

christianb, I'm afraid editing the templates will remove the borders in all styles and that's not what he wants

[CAMS]

Originally Posted by S@NL - BlackBik

christianb, I'm afraid editing the templates will remove the borders in all styles and that's not what he wants

no no .. the template he asked me to edit is style pesific (SP?) so changes only apply to style ur working on

or am i tripping here? lol

[S@NL - BlackBik]

ok, than give it a go