class for quote,spoiler,code??

Code:

.code
div.cont_code

Code:

.spoiler_closed
.spoiler_content


Code:

.quote

SethC1995 wrote:Hello sasukekun,

You're talking about the CSS Selectors correct? See the code boxes below for them.

Code:

Code:

.code
div.cont_code

Spoiler:

Code:

.spoiler_closed
.spoiler_content


Quote:

Code:

.quote

If you need any help on how to use them please ask.

cassius wrote:  

   The default classes for phpBB2 are only:
   1. .code - the class of the code itself (here you can change the border, background, text color, size and others);
   2. .quote - the class of the quote itself (here you can change the border, background, text color, size and others);
   3. .spoiler - the class of the whole spoiler (including the "head" of it; by default - there aren't any changes in the code, but you can customize it if you want to);
   4. .spoiler_content - (here you can change the border, background, text color, size and others).

Code:

$(document).ready(function(){
$('.quote').attr('class','New class');
});

Code:

$(document).ready(function(){
$('.post .postbody td.quote').parent().parent().parent().addClass('fg_quote');
$('.post .postbody td.code').parent().parent().parent().addClass('fg_code');
});

Cassius Dio wrote:Are you sure you want to change .quote class? Changing it, all the CSS proprietes from it will disappear (background color, border, font size, color and so on).

If you want to do this, go to "Administration Panel ~> Modules ~> HTML & JAVASCRIPT ~> JavaScript codes management", creat a new code and add:

Code:

$(document).ready(function(){
$('.quote').attr('class','New class');
});

Replace "New class" with the name of the new class you want instead of .quote.
Note: Write your new class name without dot in front of it.

If you want a new class for the whole quote, code (as the .spoiler one have), add a new JavaScript code:

Code:

$(document).ready(function(){
$('.post .postbody td.quote').parent().parent().parent().addClass('fg_quote');
$('.post .postbody td.code').parent().parent().parent().addClass('fg_code');
});