vBulletin CMS Widgets - Add drop shadow and shading to vBAdvanced modules like vBCMS widgets

View the screenshots to see what it does. One is a before, the other is an after, aptly named.


Edit the CSS Template adv_portal.css

Change this:

.vba_module {
	border: {vb:stylevar threadbit_border};
	border-top: 1px solid {vb:stylevar body_background.backgroundColor};
}

To this:

.vba_module {
	border: {vb:stylevar threadbit_border};
	border-top: 1px solid {vb:stylevar body_background.backgroundColor};
	-moz-border-radius:{vb:stylevar border_radius};
	-webkit-border-radius: {vb:stylevar border_radius};
	-moz-box-shadow:-2px 2px 2px {vb:stylevar vbcms_widget_shadow_color};
}

Save. Enjoy. Screenshots attached.

[TheLastSuperman]

It doesn't work in Internet Explorer???

(I'm kidding )

[benstillman]

Originally Posted by TheLastSuperman

It doesn't work in Internet Explorer???

(I'm kidding )

I just spit coffee out. Thanks for the laugh. LOL

[TheLastSuperman]

Originally Posted by benstillman

I just spit coffee out. Thanks for the laugh. LOL

No problem - I still make my wife laugh so all is good in my world

Disclaimer: TheLastSuperman is not responsible for damages to personal or business property resulting from actions taken when reading his comedic whit.

[GONUMBER6]

Thanks I tagged for install

[benstillman]

Still works after the 4.0.5 update.

[Alfa1]

Does this work on vb 3.8.5?

[benstillman]

Originally Posted by Alfa1

Does this work on vb 3.8.5?

I don't know. Try it?

[too_cool_3]

I tried this on vB 4.1.10 and vBa 4.2.0 but it doesn't do anything.

[too_cool_3]

Does anyone know how to make this work with vBa 4.2.0 on vB 4.1.10 ??

This is a good looking mod, just wish I could get it to work.