Can someone make a code for giving that PM bar under the menu it's own class?

any specific reason why?

You can use the id to apply CSS

Posted By Michael on 10th Jan 08 at 8:18pm

 

any specific reason why?

You can use the id to apply CSS

because i'd like a different image for the PM bar from my menu bar.

if they're both the same class then they both get changed at the same itme :-\

I think I can agree with Amor here. Being able to apply unique CSS features should be an idea, and on top of that, what if someone in the future wants to move their PM bar elsewhere? Or hide it just to grab it's data and have a code to use it elsewhere?

Posted By Amor on 11th Jan 08 at 3:45am

 

because i'd like a different image for the PM bar from my menu bar.

The same here, it would make things much easier!

As Wrighty said, just use the PM bar's ID to change the CSS properties.

Code: CSS

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<style type="text/css">
<!--
 
#user_table {
background: img(http://cr0w.r00ls.com/w00t.jpg);
}
//-->
</style>

<style type="text/css"> {BR}<!-- {BR}#user_table { {BR}background: img(http://cr0w.r00ls.com/w00t.jpg); {BR}} {BR}//--> {BR}</style>

 

last i saw the PM bar was "menu" same as the menu bar

Its class is menu; its ID is user_table.

Ah. Nowwwwwww to my other thread so I can actualy use any codes here -__-

double post lol



alrighty... having the PM bar as part of the welcome table is becoming rather annoying now. lol.
another reason why i want it to have it's own class/section

if i remove the base image for the welcome table, then i'm short one base (on the PM bar)... and if i don't remove the base image from the welcome table, then i've got one too many O_O (under the menu bar)

honestly, why NOT make it have it's own piece of classing separate from the welcome table?

so you just want to remove the head & base around the welcome table and NOT the PM bar?

just the base.

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i283/amor_forum/Untitled-1-2.jpg

So you want to remove the welcome table base?

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<script>
document.getElementsByTagName('table')[3].style.display="none";
</script>

<script> {BR}document.getElementsByTagName('table')[3].style.display="none"; {BR}</script>

 

thanks =)

No problem!