Image In Quick Reply/Info Center And Certain Cells

[tunescool]

thanks again

[Wormopolis]

looks awesome! I cant see the quick reply, but the posting form looks sweet!

[tunescool]

could you get the background to work on the modify post page, the text area works

[Wormopolis]

change this:

if (location.href.match(/action=post/)) {


to this:

if (location.href.match(/action=(post|modifypost)/)) {

[tunescool]

alrite that worked

[tunescool]

i figured how to do the thread subject background. i have that SI Info Center in there now, and the statistics font i moved to the top got huge







edit, i have that input thing in the backgrounds code but its all over the modify profile page. can you give me what i need just for the thread title and page jump. and not the buttons either, modify post, preview, spell check..... can those buttons be replaced with a code, someone told me they couldnt? itook th info center out so dont worry

[Wormopolis]

input thing? is this something new you added? you are throwing a bunch of stuff in here at the end Im not aware of.

[tunescool]

i wanted to have the thread title input area on the modify post page the same background as the text area, i seen a code that had (input) in it yesterday or today for that area, whatever its called. but it also changed the modify profile pages input cells. it changed the page jump box the same background i have for the post page text area too, and i want to keep it for the page box.

[Wormopolis]

so you added a style tag that was like:

input {background-image url(URL); }


right?

[tunescool]

yea, and the number in the page jump sits up now, it used to be on the bottom it looks really gay on the top, im pretty sure it didnt do that until something we did or i added the input thing. these are the 2 codes you have gave me that affects the page jump

<script type="text/javascript">
if (document.getElementById('pageNo1')) {
document.getElementById('pageNo1').style.height=document.getElementById('pageNo2').style.height=17;
document.getElementById('pageNo1').style.padding=document.getElementById('pageNo2').style.padding=0;
}
</script>

<style type="text/css">
.titletext, .pagejump, .pagejump a {font-weight: bold; color: 000000;}
</style>

<style type="text/css">
.pagejump {font-weight: bold; color: 000000;}
</style>

<script type="text/javascript">
for (spn=document.getElementsByTagName('span'), s=0; s<spn.length; s++) {
if (spn.className=='pagejump') {
spn.parentNode.className='pagejump';
if (spn.getElementsByTagName('a')[0]) {
spn.getElementsByTagName('a')[0].style.color="";
}
}
}
</script>

[Wormopolis]

easiest way to see which code affects the position would be to remove them one at a time and see which one puts it back. 2 of those style tags basically do the same thing.

by applying the style to the input tag, you will affect ALL input tags. seperating out specific input tags on the page is going to be a more complex code.

if you wan the input style to only be affected on certain pages, or not CERTAIN PAGES, that code is easier to write. but has nothing to do with the original request of this thread. if that kind of code is what you are seeking make a new request so I can close th ebook on this one.

[tunescool]

i need to have a background on the modify profile page, the cells blend in with the background

[Wormopolis]

you have some code runnign that is causing both IE and FF to alert a stop script error. what did you add recently?

if you want a color behind the form, the easiest thing to do would be:

<script type="text/javascript">
if (document.modifyForm) {
document.modifyForm.parentNode.parentNode.style.backgroundColor='AAAAAA';
}
</script>

[tunescool]

i added alot i couldnt tell you what it was. i want a background in there, not a color, i thought you could just add it to the code

[Wormopolis]

I am not sure which code you are referring to when you say "add it into that code"

<script type="text/javascript">
pic="http://www.yahoo.com/images.someimage.jpg";

if (document.modifyForm) {
document.modifyForm.parentNode.parentNode.style.backgroundImage='url('+pic+')';
}
</script>