Rick
Registered: 06/04/06
Posts: 7551
Loc: Aberdeen, WA
Here is the download for the default style that we use here. There are 2 directories that contain images inside of the zip. Those directories need to be moved into your styles/images directory. Then just import the style itself.
Demo: This site
The first attachment is for those running 7.0, 7.0.1 or 7.0.2.
Gizmo
Registered: 06/04/06
Posts: 11678
Loc: Portland, OR; USA
You need to use the built in style editor to edit the styles vs just editing the stylesheet directly as your style info is saved in the database and "generated" on updates.
I tried it both ways and no love... It just still shows the white background instead of the jpg... I tried this same css in my photopost and it shows the jpg in the background.
Gizmo
Registered: 06/04/06
Posts: 11678
Loc: Portland, OR; USA
Yeh, I need to update several of my styles; but since I post them twice (UBBDev and here) I'm thinking of just posting the style at one page and updates at another
Rick please disregard as I was trying to import the wrong file. just did it with the right one and it said it did it although there must be somewhere to select the new style as it still looks the same. I guess I need to do some more reading. JBB
Rick
Registered: 06/04/06
Posts: 7551
Loc: Aberdeen, WA
Ok, once you have it imported, make sure it is set to active. If you want it to be the default style for the forum, select the default box as well. At that point, if it's still not showing as the default, then your personal preference is overriding it. You can go into your preferences under My Stuff and select it there.
Question: Couldn't someone running 7.0.* technically be able to use the 7.1 style? Just wondering since you've basically just added some items, right? If they're not being called, it shouldn't matter, no? (Just trying to save some time for myself )
Rick
Registered: 06/04/06
Posts: 7551
Loc: Aberdeen, WA
The big difference is the ubbcode stuff. If you used the 7.1 style on your 7.0 forum, the quote, php and code boxes probably wouldn't display properly at all
Rick
Registered: 06/04/06
Posts: 7551
Loc: Aberdeen, WA
It's optional if you want to apply it to your existing styles, however it ships that way as the default.
It's one of those you can't please em all things. If it's not fixed, IE users post it as a bug, if it is fixed, everyone else posts that they liked the old way
Mark S
Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 07/04/06
Posts: 3969
Loc: Liverpool : England : UK
why what does the fix do?
I cant remember :doh:
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It adds a bunch of horizontal scroll bars to your posts, whether necessary or not... I mean... it "fixes" IE7 as best as it can to conform to web standards... I mean... it's a M$ plot to make Firefox look bad... I mean... it prevents long posts from scrolling off the page in IE7, even tho FF already does this... I mean... well, all of the above probably.
Gizmo
Registered: 06/04/06
Posts: 11678
Loc: Portland, OR; USA
lets just say the fix makes things look horrid in real browsers lol...
An example: 1. Make a long post as a quote. 2. Quote the quote. 3. Quote the quote again.
Now, the ie7 fix is to specify a height and width that always appear, so each box has a specific height and width it has to conform to. So, what you get is a box with scrollbars, another box with scrollbars, and another box with even more scrollbars.
The original way is, each would be embedded in the prior, no extra scrollbars as they weren' tneeded.