RevexAU wrote:Hello you can use this one , I believe the color is almost the same as the Pale Green color behind your profile information provided in the screenshot. Put this in your Javascript and make sure you've ticked in all pages.

Code:


$(function() {
$('div.post:has(".admin1")').css('background','#fff url(http://i.imgur.com/BVlbi.png) repeat-y');
});

If you use this code make sure in Rank Administration the Rank title is

Code:

<span class="admin1">Rank Title Here</span>

If you are not satisfied with the gradient color you can change it to any one of these colors below , All you have to do is replace the link with the different gradient.

Other Gradients...

https://i.servimg.com/u/f47/16/97/26/79/butto209.png

https://i.servimg.com/u/f47/16/97/26/79/butto210.png

https://i.servimg.com/u/f47/16/97/26/79/butto211.png

https://i.servimg.com/u/f47/16/97/26/79/butto212.png

https://i.servimg.com/u/f47/16/97/26/79/butto213.png

https://i.servimg.com/u/f47/16/97/26/79/butto214.png

Derri wrote:I'm sure this is solved. However you could take a look at this code.
http://www.avacweb.com/t1000-how-to-modify-the-post-background-of-a-specific-user

As this is the original FMQuery code like you linked above (I think) FMQuery has merged with Avacweb.

I know this is probably solved but thought this would be worth a look.

angel_of_night wrote:

Derri wrote:I'm sure this is solved. However you could take a look at this code.
http://www.avacweb.com/t1000-how-to-modify-the-post-background-of-a-specific-user

As this is the original FMQuery code like you linked above (I think) FMQuery has merged with Avacweb.

I know this is probably solved but thought this would be worth a look.

So, with this that means I can make backgrounds for different users?

And thanks for the tip Sanket, didn't think about it.