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Jeremy Colton Kirtley
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Transparency coding question
Jeremy Colton Kirtley- New Member
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Transparency coding question
Years ago someone from this help forum gave me a code to make part of my forum a little transparent the only problem iv ever had with it was the pictures i post are also transparent is there anyway to make just the pics solid an keep it how it is? Thanks
Jeremy Colton Kirtley- New Member
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Re: Transparency coding question
If its impossible maybe it could just be less transparent then what it is i can also post the code if it helps?
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What exactly do you want to be transparent on your forum?
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Those areas you marked do not have images as backgrounds. You will need to add them.
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First of all, i would like to suggest you to upgrade from Phpbb2 to ModernBB or AwesomeBB for better performance
Second, just find and remove this line in your CSS
Second, just find and remove this line in your CSS
- Code:
.bodylinewidth {
opacity: .8;
}
- Code:
.bodyline {
background: transparent!important;
}
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- Code:
#wrap {
background-image: url('https://i21.servimg.com/u/f21/13/26/30/58/imagen11.png');
filter: alpha(opacity=65);}
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Jeremy Colton Kirtley- New Member
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Can i upgrade without having to redo my whole page?
Jeremy Colton Kirtley- New Member
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I feel like maybe i didnt explain this good enough.. I dont want it completely transparent i need it partially transparent but with solid pictures
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Please don't double post. Your posts need to be separated by 24 hours before bumping. Please use the edit button, instead!
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Jeremy Colton Kirtley- New Member
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Re: Transparency coding question
SarkZKalie wrote:First of all, i would like to suggest you to upgrade from Phpbb2 to ModernBB or AwesomeBB for better performance
Second, just find and remove this line in your CSS
Then add this
- Code:
.bodylinewidth {
opacity: .8;
}
- Code:
.bodyline {
background: transparent!important;
}
Changing opacity to 0.9 helped but the background image is still bleeding threw into the covers is 0.9 the highest i can go? I tried 1.0 and transparency wasn't there
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Try the CSS that I put you.Jeremy Colton Kirtley wrote:I feel like maybe i didnt explain this good enough.. I dont want it completely transparent i need it partially transparent but with solid pictures
As you see it puts an almost transparent background color like the images you have put, and the images of your forum do not remain transparent and look good
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- Code:
#wrap {
background-image: url('https://i21.servimg.com/u/f21/13/26/30/58/imagen11.png') !important;
filter: alpha(opacity=65) !important;
}
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Jeremy Colton Kirtley- New Member
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Idk what im doing wrong its driving me crazy.. I have a test account would anybody be willing to log in an try it?
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After making the changes, clear your browser's history and cache.
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Making a change to some other forum Phpbb2 to ModernBB or AwesomeBB will delete your skin and you would have to restart all over again as Phpbb2 codes are not the same at all and 95% of the codes you use now will only break your forum theme so it's not advised to change over unless you are happy to redo your theme / skin.Jeremy Colton Kirtley wrote:Can i upgrade without having to redo my whole page?
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@ape if i upgraded would all of my content/posts be gone also?
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The only things removed and erased would be your current theme and customized CSS. The templates will also change. The JavaScript/HTML coding could also not work since most are created for certain versions.
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You need to create separate topics for issues/questions that are not related.  Please stay on topic which is in the first post.
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Hello,
Is this problem solved?
Is this problem solved?
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