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At vbulletin templates.com, you can see light-colored images in the textbox area.
Could the webmaster at vBT teach/share with us on how to do such cool hack (for vb3 Gold)? Thanks in advance. (Should this go on vb3 Template Requests? I didn't since the hack seems to exist). |
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#2
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It is done with css
. In the main css area in the style editor find the Input Fields Options and in the Extra CSS Attributes box add this on a new line HTML Code:
background-image: url("path/to/backround.gif");
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#3
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Thank you.
I'm going to go try it out.
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#4
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Actually, no quotes
background-image: url(path/to/backround.gif); That would be correct. |
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#5
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Code:
<style type="text/css">
body
{
background-image:
url("/images/bgdesert.jpg")
}
</style>
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#6
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Yes however, it will break on older browsers and for vB if you have it saved as file vs in the database.
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#7
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yeah netscape 4.0 and below won't support it... IE 4.0 will though... guess it depends on yoru audience
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#8
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As i said, if you store your CSS as files it will also break .
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#9
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oh.... i get what you mean.. sorry just started learning... if it is called from the db it won't hurt you.. but if you have the save css as a file turned on it will break ... thanks for the info...
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