Oops - another question

I'm using a graphic of my own instead of the defaults for member groups. Unfortunately, the profile jams the graphic together with the group name and looks like hell.
Can I set the profile info to align center and put a space between the member group graphic and the avatar?

Example here

you can only align center if you have templates enabled. sorry

Kilsek wrote:you can only align center if you have templates enabled. sorry

Care to explain that a little better? The forum is using a template as default.

I think I know a way. Try to copy / paste the code below into your custom CSS textfield in "Display / Colors / CSS Stylesheet" and see if you are satisfied with the result:

.postdetails {display:block;text-align:center;}
.postdetails img{margin-bottom:4px;}

However, this gives every image within the posters profile a 4 pixel border - if you only want one specific without affecting others you will need to buy template editing as Kilsek noted already. The value "4" can of course be modified as you wish.

I'll try it. Thanks.

Well, I tried it. Makes a mess out of the profile itself - skews everything off kilter:) The profile that shows in messages is better, but not complete. The username is still left aligned, while the rest is centered. Strange. But ... better. Not sure if I'll keep it or not - doesn't really look professional.

My fault, sorry. I always forget that phpBB2 has an extra class for the username. Substitute the entire code I gave you with the one below and everything should be centered:

.postdetails, .name{display:block;text-align:center;}
.postdetails img{margin-bottom:4px;}

Sunny_D wrote:My fault, sorry. I always forget that phpBB2 has an extra class for the username. Substitute the entire code I gave you with the one below and everything should be centered:

.postdetails, .name{display:block;text-align:center;}
.postdetails img{margin-bottom:4px;}

Great. Added this to the code in my other post and all is well:)
Is there a list somewhere of the CSS classes phpBB uses? I could really use that.