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  • CureTheItch
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2004
    • 136

    Removing underlines & Sticky Question

    How do I remove all the underlines from the links?.. One more question, is there anyway to change the background colour when viewing a list of threads? I'd like to change the background colour for sticky threads, kind of like when you click the button for the inline, it highlights it? Anyway to have that for the background of a sticky thread?

    Thanks.
  • Jake Bunce
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2000
    • 46598
    • 3.6.x

    #2
    Originally posted by CureTheItch
    How do I remove all the underlines from the links?
    Admin CP -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> Main CSS (in the menu)

    In the various text-decoration boxes of the classes you want to change, enter:

    Code:
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    Originally posted by CureTheItch
    One more question, is there anyway to change the background colour when viewing a list of threads? I'd like to change the background colour for sticky threads, kind of like when you click the button for the inline, it highlights it? Anyway to have that for the background of a sticky thread?
    In this template:

    Admin CP -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> « » -> Threadbit Templates -> threadbit

    You can replace all instances of:

    Code:
    class="alt1"
    ...and:

    Code:
    class="alt2"
    ...with:

    Code:
    class="<if condition="$show['sticky']">alt1_sticky<else />alt1</if>"
    ...and:

    Code:
    class="<if condition="$show['sticky']">alt2_sticky<else />alt2</if>"
    ...respectively.

    Then define new CSS classes in your:

    Admin CP -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> Main CSS (in the menu)

    Scroll down to the bottom where it says Additional CSS Definitions. In the bottom box add this code. Change the red color codes appropriately:

    Code:
    .alt1_sticky
    {
    	background: #[color=red]F5F5FF[/color];
    	color: #[color=red]000000[/color];
    }
    .alt2_sticky
    {
    	background: #[color=red]E1E4F2[/color];
    	color: #[color=red]000000[/color];
    }

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    • CureTheItch
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2004
      • 136

      #3
      Jake - You da man!.. That worked nice!.. Thanks alot bro Now I can tell my stickys apart.. Thanks again.

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