Gradient Background For staff

i only want to know what to put on the JS , CSS, and rank

thanks in advance

You should just do a search there are currently hundreds of threads about this.

Yea, but they all get mixed up

When you find that add the gradient effect using the css in there.

PS: What is forumotion's code for the effect?

Rideem3 wrote:Have you visited this tutorial?:
http://www.malware-site.www/forum/index.php/topic/135-how-to-change-the-post-background-color-of-a-specific-user/

Thank you for that Rideem3.

Rideem3 wrote:Have you visited this tutorial?:
http://www.malware-site.www/forum/index.php/topic/135-how-to-change-the-post-background-color-of-a-specific-user/

yea, it doesnt seem to work

Rank:

Code:

<span class="specialpost">Admin</span>

Java:

Code:

$(function() {
$('div.post:has(".specialpost"), div.postmain:has(".specialpost")').css('background-color','#000');
});

in the topics only, and thats all

i checked and its the same code, still doesnt work

?????

this is for punBB:

Rank:

Code:

<span class="specialpost">RANK TITLE HERE</span>

and Java:

Code:

$(function() {
$('div.post:has(".specialpost"), div.postmain:has(".specialpost")').css('background-color','#000');
});

i have double checked and theyre the same

ill PM, dont wanna share in public

i have put 6 f's but it still doesnt seem to work

i changed it but i want it to look like a gradient

from dark to light

Rideem3 wrote:The issue is the color you've chosen. You've missed one "F" in #FFFFFF. There must be 6 "F"'s, you only have five.

Providing the color is a primary we color (RGB) you only need 3 characters.

PorkyPine V10 wrote:i changed it but i want it to look like a gradient

from dark to light

You can use an image for this

If you want the image here it is http://i.imm.io/hjo8.png Just saying

Rocker92 wrote:

Rideem3 wrote:The issue is the color you've chosen. You've missed one "F" in #FFFFFF. There must be 6 "F"'s, you only have five.

Providing the color is a primary we color (RGB) you only need 3 characters.

Using three alphanumeric characters such as '#FFF' is not RGB coloring, its still Hex Coloring.
RGB is different.

How can i use the image instead of the #FFFFFF?

Rideem3 wrote:

xxangel17xx wrote:Copyrighted tutorial removed. You have received a warning for doing this multiple times.

Posting tutorials that are not yours is prohibited.

i didnt use any ones tutoirial i sat for houres trying to think how to do it since all you dumb support staff couldn't give the right tut on how to do it so remove my warning and put my posts back
check your facts your not the only one that knows Java & css you know

Hi!

xxangel17xx, that aren't your tutorial, this is created by Rideem3 from his forum. And he is also correct about copyright. It's not good to tell lies.

PorkyPine V10, check this:
Placement : Check only In the topics.

Coddy wrote:Hi!

xxangel17xx, that aren't your tutorial, this is created by Rideem3 from his forum. And he is also correct about copyright. It's not good to tell lies.

PorkyPine V10, check this:
Placement : Check only In the topics.

i didnt see his forum i took the hard way to find it and got it a friend who works at jagex just like they have on there forum so no im not copying him

k, thanks, but how do i fix that?

http://awesomescreenshot.com/0b04gsl39

i have change it to that

Code:

$(function() {
$('div.post:has(".specialpost"), div.postmain:has(".specialpost")').css('background-image','url(http://i.imm.io/hjo8.png) no-repeat scroll right top');
});

it appears blank

You've put a load of background rules into the rule of background-image. Change the words background-image to just 'background'.

i changed it and it still appears blank

change this bit: 'url(http://i.imm.io/hjo8.png) no-repeat scroll right top'

to this: 'url(http://i.imm.io/hjo8.png) repeat-y top left'

same problem as before

http://awesomescreenshot.com/0ae4itf15

Oh well thats because you've specified .postmain in the selector for some reason.

This should be your code:

Code:


$(function() {
$('div.post:has(".specialpost")').css('background','url(http://i.imm.io/hjo8.png) repeat-y top left');
});


Thanks Solved