I don't know if this is fixable, but I noticed that the multi-topic moderation buttons are not transparent. Here's a screen shot of what I mean:

http://img520.imageshack.us/img520/5909/problemvl4.jpg

The background color behind the buttons is my forum background color, but I have the window 1 and 2 background colors set for a different color. Make sense?

You seem to be using custom buttons. so that is a problem your end, not a vForums bug.

Yes, I am using custom buttons, but the buttons themselves have a transparent background. So, they should look like the background behind "Multi-Topic Moderation", but they don't. They have the same background color as the forum's background color....which should be in the coding.

I'm not sure if someone put the class as bgcolor, maybe it should be window1 or window2.....see what I'm saying?

seems to have the window2 class...

Have you got a link to your forum please? And/or a link to one of the buttons that isn't transparent?

All of the buttons are transparent. Can I PM you the link to the forum? The template I'm working on.....I'm considering putting in the contest.

Yes sure!

I would rather that you PMed or Posted a link to one of the 'non transparent' buttons that you have shown in your image...

Not a problem at all. Here are a couple of the images that I seem to be having trouble with:

are they showing up transparent in that post?

Please PM me a link to the forum as well!

Just sent the PM, and yeah....they are transparent background in the post above. Just not on the forum. lol.

Right, the crazy thing is I tried putting your images on my test forum with the same bg colour and it was all fine! ^_^

And then I copied your whole skin to my forum (using export) and it has the error....

Let me test some more!

ok, worked it out...
Those images aren't actually normal 'image links' they are infact buttons (<input>) type things. And as you set in your Forum Colours the 'input bg color' that is what these have got. Try this code as a fix:

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<script>
/*Transparent Image Fix for Becca*/
var d=document.getElementsByTagName('input');
for(i=0;i<d.length;i++){
if(d[i].name.match(/(lock|sticky|move|delete)/i)){
d[i].style.backgroundColor = '#889670';
}}
</script>

<script> {BR}/*Transparent Image Fix for Becca*/ {BR}var d=document.getElementsByTagName('input'); {BR}for(i=0;i<d.length;i++){ {BR}if(d[i].name.match(/(lock|sticky|move|delete)/i)){ {BR}d[i].style.backgroundColor = '#889670'; {BR}}} {BR}</script>

 

>.> why wont you just use CSS ?

Something likey


#admin_powers input {
     background: #889670;
}

cause I didn't think of that!

actually background: none; would be better, then its really transparent.

Posted By Dreg[Bot] on 8th Jan 08 at 11:36pm

 

>.> why wont you just use CSS ?

Something likey


#admin_powers input {
     background: #889670;
}

I'll add it to the global CSS file in about 1 minute time

You guys totally rock. Wrighty, thanks so much for your help, Dragond thanks so much for your input.....and Ross, thanks for making such a wonderful forum system. Oh yeah, and for making it a global thing, because I suck at coding. Can't write it....but I somehow understand it, isn't that crazy. lol. Anyway, thanks you guys. *hugs!*