IS THIS POSSIBLE?

[Mario Party]

Forum URL: lstriker.proboards54.com

Is it possible to use just plain colors as a gradient?

I want to set it so a different color shows for each category

For example:

Staff - red
News - green
Rolplaying - red

(reason is obvious)

[[K]hAoS]

Yeah, just create a gradient image with a plain colour

[Mario Party]

and what about different color for each category?

[Patrick [ASE]]

lsw said:

and what about different color for each category?

To get a different color category background for each ctegory, you should ask if it's possible in code requests.
support.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=codedatabase

If you just want a different color category name, use UBBC when naming them.


[color=Red]CATEGORY NAME[/color]
or
[color=FF0000]CATEGORY NAME[/color]

[Mario Party]

Im referring to the background color...

[Craig]

Use this code in your main page footer:


<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
tds = document.getElementsByTagName('td');

var cats = new Array();
cats[0] = ["general","000000"];

for (a=0;a<tds.length-2;a++) {
if (tds.className == 'catbg') {
for (b=0;b<cats.length;b++) {
if (tds.getElementsByTagName('a')[0].name == cats[b][0]){
tds.style.backgroundColor=cats[b][1];
break;
}
}
}
}
// -->
</script>


You can add more categories by adding more cats[0] = ["general","000000"]; just under. Just increase the [0] to 1, and 2 and 3 etc for however many you add. As you can notice the first brackets contain the category id, and the other contains the color you want it to be.

[Mario Party]

cmdynasty said:

Use this code in your main page footer:


<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
tds = document.getElementsByTagName('td');

var cats = new Array();
cats[0] = ["general","000000"];

for (a=0;a<tds.length-2;a++) {
if (tds.className == 'catbg') {
for (b=0;b<cats.length;b++) {
if (tds.getElementsByTagName('a')[0].name == cats[0]){
tds.style.backgroundColor=cats[1];
break;
}
}
}
}
// -->
</script>


You can add more categories by adding more cats[0] = ["general","000000"]; just under. Just increase the [0] to 1, and 2 and 3 etc for however many you add. As you can notice the first brackets contain the category id, and the other contains the color you want it to be.

Wow! Thanks Craig!

[Craig]

Sorry, you may need to copy that again.