You should be able to edit the css to suit.
Just make the image path the same and add an opacity element to the read or unread css as required.
/* custom status icons */
.node .node_7 .forumNodeInfo .nodeIcon, .node .node_7 .categoryForumNodeInfo .nodeIcon {
background-image: url("@imagePath/xenforo/widgets/forum-7.png");
opacity: 0.4;
}
.node .node_7 .forumNodeInfo.unread .nodeIcon, .node .node_7 .categoryForumNodeInfo.unread .nodeIcon {
background-image: url("@imagePath/xenforo/widgets/forum-7.png");
}
Can someone help me please ?Is there something in the syntax that I can change to make this work without category use ?
/* custom status icons */
.node .node_7 .forumNodeInfo .nodeIcon, .node .node_7 .categoryForumNodeInfo .nodeIcon {
background-image: url("@imagePath/xenforo/widgets/forum-7.png");
opacity: 0.4;
}
.node .node_7 .forumNodeInfo.unread .nodeIcon, .node .node_7 .categoryForumNodeInfo.unread .nodeIcon {
background-image: url("@imagePath/xenforo/widgets/forum-7.png");
}
don´t change to read to not read, why?
/* custom status icons */
.node .node_7 .forumNodeInfo .nodeIcon, .node .node_7 .categoryForumNodeInfo .nodeIcon {
background-image: url("@imagePath/xenforo/widgets/forum-7.png");
filter:alpha(opacity=40);
-moz-opacity:0.4;
-khtml-opacity: 0.4;
opacity: 0.4;
}
.node .node_7 .forumNodeInfo.unread .nodeIcon, .node .node_7 .categoryForumNodeInfo.unread .nodeIcon {
background-image: url("@imagePath/xenforo/widgets/forum-7.png");
filter:alpha(opacity=100);
-moz-opacity:1;
-khtml-opacity: 1;
opacity: 1;
}
It still works on my end.Does this still work for 1.04, have tried it but doesn't seem to work.
It still works on my end.
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