I'm not getting the Navbar problem when I test in Internet Explorer, so it must be do to some modifications you have made.
Yes. The version numbers are one point behind because I created the first version of Flexile with Beta 2.Erik the zip in the first post says flexile-0.4
Is that the beta 5 update?
For end user friendliness ... you might want to synch 'em up.Yes. The version numbers are one point behind because I created the first version of Flexile with Beta 2.![]()
BIG question..........
I cannot find where to change the colors on these areas. (See screenshot)
Profile tabs, post button mainly.
As far as I am aware there is no Style Property to change the area that you are pointing to. You would have to edit member_view.css and find this CSS:Ok I'm gonna try this again -
I've not been able to find where to change these colors. I know that Brogan gave me some templates above, but isn't there somewhere in the style properties to change these?
I looked in the style properties > member profile page, and did change the sidebar info block background color, but, it didn't change on the profile page.
Am I missing something? And wth is the style property for that top part of the profile that is being pointed to.
Thanks in advance.
.profilePage .primaryUserBlock .primaryContent,
.profilePage .primaryUserBlock .secondaryContent
{
padding-left: @profilePageTabInset;
border: none;
}
background: #YOURCOLOR url('@imagePath/xenforo/gradients/category-23px-light.png') repeat-x top;
Erik where in that code would I place that background declaration?As far as I am aware there is no Style Property to change the area that you are pointing to. You would have to edit member_view.css and find this CSS:
Then add the appropriate background declaration:Code:.profilePage .primaryUserBlock .primaryContent, .profilePage .primaryUserBlock .secondaryContent { padding-left: @profilePageTabInset; border: none; }
Code:background: #YOURCOLOR url('@imagePath/xenforo/gradients/category-23px-light.png') repeat-x top;
Anywhere inside the brackets, on a new line. Like this:Erik where in that code would I place that background declaration?
.profilePage .primaryUserBlock .primaryContent,
.profilePage .primaryUserBlock .secondaryContent
{
padding-left: @profilePageTabInset;
border: none;
background: #YOURCOLOR url('@imagePath/xenforo/gradients/category-23px-light.png') repeat-x top;
}
A dark style should be coming later this week or early next week.![]()
None that I know of. I'm the one that asked, and no one answered. I just finished re-doing all of my customizations again.I appreciate your hard work and really look forward to this! I have a new forum I'm ready to launch once it's available!
I saw it asked earlier in this thread but didn't see an answer. When I upgraded the style last time I lost all of my template changes, any way around this?
Yep that I know, just wasn't sure where to put that line. Thanks!The #YOURCOLOR part should be the hex code of your chosen color. It should probably be very light so it looks good.![]()
Ok well fortunately this changes the upper section background color, behind thetabs, but does not change the background color in the sidebar on the left.Anywhere inside the brackets, on a new line. Like this:
Code:.profilePage .primaryUserBlock .primaryContent, .profilePage .primaryUserBlock .secondaryContent { padding-left: @profilePageTabInset; border: none; background: #YOURCOLOR url('@imagePath/xenforo/gradients/category-23px-light.png') repeat-x top; }
The #YOURCOLOR part should be the hex code of your chosen color. It should probably be very light so it looks good.![]()
.profilePage .mast .section.infoBlock .primaryContent:last-child,
.profilePage .mast .section.infoBlock .secondaryContent:last-child {
...
}
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