Yeah, just like I got fading links on my website www.icyrealm.com/main.php I want the links to fade to a color. This would be an awesome feature.
Dont quote me on this, but I believe that can be done with CSS.
I've tried modifiing the css style (style.css), but for some reason it just ignores my .js sheet. I think theres a differnt way of doing it.
This isnt a feature. Its style/theme issue :)
What is your current code? Where have you tryed to put it?
This isnt a feature. Its style/theme issue :)
Thanks for not treating me like a dumbass lmao ^-^, yeah I get confused alot X_X
Quote from: deepcut on July 17, 2004, 06:49:35 PM
I've tried modifiing the css style (style.css)
Where else should I try putting this code which links to a .js, link fading script that should work with smf because its a mod/
feature for phpbb:
<script type="text/javascript" src="someplace i uploaded it to, but i forget right now.js">
Owdy meant, I'm sure, that this thread is in the wrong forum. A fading link isn't a feature request, it's a theme issue, and should be asked in that forum. He's not 'treating' you like you're a moron.
That said, how about posting your fading link javascript, where you're putting the <script ... /script> code (in <HEAD> I presume), and how you're including the link color script in your <a href...> tags.
Are you using code like the stuff posted here? http://simplythebest.net/scripts/DHTML_scripts/dhtml_script_110.html
<script type="text/javascript" src="someplace i uploaded it to, but i forget right now.js">
Put that in your index.template.php, in <head>. And kegobeer is right, that is exactly what i ment ;)
Quote from: Owdy on July 17, 2004, 08:26:16 PM
<script type="text/javascript" src="someplace i uploaded it to, but i forget right now.js">
Put that in your index.template.php, in <head>. And kegobeer is right, that is exactly what i ment ;)
Thanks alot dude, *I forgot about index.template.php*, now this guy knows what hes doing (unlike other helpers)