Hi all,

I'm currently using phpBB 3 and I've tried nearly all of the staff post gradient setups, and so far none have worked for me. Anyone know of any that are known to be working right?

Hello,

you need in place of members rank put this code:

Code:

<span class="modgradient">RANKHERE</span>

And then create JavaScript code and fill that like:

Name: staff gradient
Tag: In topics
Code:

Code:

$(function() {
$('div.post:has(".modgradient")').css('background','#DAE6F0 url(http://i48.servimg.com/u/f48/17/48/49/15/photo10.png) repeat-y');
});

And that need to me all. It works for me.

I just tried that, and it's still not working.

See if this helps - https://help.forumotion.com/t109450-staff-gradient-post-code-not-working?highlight=staff ?

Which code would I try?

https://help.forumotion.com/t109450-staff-gradient-post-code-not-working#716373

I've already tried that one. The code following that is for PunBB, unless I'm reading it wrong.

Are you shure you are tag in topics, give staffs that rank and tag for display JavaScript codes yes?

Zyon wrote:Are you shure you are tag in topics, give staffs that rank and tag for display JavaScript codes yes?

Yes.

Have you some others codes in JavaScript?

Zyon wrote:Have you some others codes in JavaScript?

Nope.

Can you give us your forum url and codes what you using? I really don't know why it don't work, I use same codes on my forum, and it work perfect, only if you have in css different color...

http://fmadmins.forumotion.com/

<span class="gradiantpost"><b><font color="red">Lead Admin</font>istrator</b></span>

You need to change your selector in the script:

.modgradient => .gradiantpost

or you can do it for your rank:

.gradiantpost => .modgradient

do that and it should work.

Hi Seth,

I've tried doing it both ways, and it still won't work for some reason. 

Does your script have any line breaks? I've noticed It had line break when I copied it. It creates an unterminated string.

Use select content to grab the contents(code tags been acting wonky)

For this try with script tick: "in all the pages"

Code:

$(function() {
$('div.post:has(".YOURSELECTOR")').css('background','#f0f0f0 url(http://i48.servimg.com/u/f48/17/48/49/15/photo10.png) repeat-y');
});

Wrap this around your rank:

Code:

<span class="YOURSELECTOR"></span>

Thanks Seth! When I looked closely, it was indeed a simple error that I had made, but I give credit to Seth for helping me find it in a way.

Kudos!