Side of Forum Gradients

[Mingan]

Forum URL: www.sagada2.proboards57.com/index.cgi

How to I get gradients to run along the side of my forum cells? Oh and Ummm... Just noticed this today but can anyone tell me why I have a warning? Cause I'm confused.

[jugglinninja]

reshou said:

Forum URL: www.sagada2.proboards57.com/index.cgi

How to I get gradients to run along the side of my forum cells? Oh and Ummm... Just noticed this today but can anyone tell me why I have a warning? Cause I'm confused.

For your first question:


Border Image - Global Header

<style type="text/css">
<!--
.bordercolor {background-image: url(URL OF IMAGE); background-repeat: repeat;}
-->
</style>

For your second question; Maybe you broke a rule and your warning bar went up because of it or maybe you gave someone the wrong kind of support.

[Mingan]

But, I never did anything like that, at least to my knowlege. They should at least tell you why along with a warning so that you know what you did wrong. Ummm.... Also that only changes the borders not the sides of the forum, I need a centimeter thick border that runs along side my forum cells.

LIke at this site here.
musicdemo.proboards38.com/

[jugglinninja]

reshou said:

But, I never did anything like that, at least to my knowlege. They should at least tell you why along with a warning so that you know what you did wrong. Ummm.... Also that only changes the borders not the sides of the forum, I need a centimeter thick border that runs along side my forum cells.

LIke at this site here.
musicdemo.proboards38.com/

Ah, you mean this code:

support.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=support&action=display&n=1&thread=30155&page=1#1017070847

[Mingan]

This is what I mean.

[jugglinninja]

I wouldn't know. Sorry to have wasted your time.

[Mingan]

No you're fine. Trust me.

[jugglinninja]

reshou said:

No you're fine. Trust me.

Well, all I could tell you is that it may be a background image. Because I've never seen a code that could give you gradients like that.

[Mingan]

yeah, I was thinking the same thing....But I wasn't sure if there was a code that could do that for you or not.

[jugglinninja]

I'm going to let someone else handle this in the event that someone else can help you.

[Mingan]

ok, I just hope that someone can help.

[Tommy Huynh]

It is a background image. If you would look at my forum, you would see that I have done so as well.

To get an effect like that, you would have to create an image with gradients on the sides, larger than the width of your forum.
theccworld.com/v2/bg.gif

Remember to set your forum width through the means of a forum width code, and set it at a pixel number.

Finally, you would have to use this code in your global headers.

<style type="text/css">
<!--
body
{
background: url(url of image); top center fixed repeat-y;
}
-->
</style>


Note: Not trying to advertise.

[jugglinninja]

Tommy, check the code again. You left something out.

Use this, I added what was left out:

<style type="text/css">
<!--
body
{
background: url(url of image); top center fixed repeat-y;
}
-->
</style>

[Tommy Huynh]

jugglinninja said:

Tommy, check the code again. You left something out.

Use this, I added what was left out:

<style type="text/css">
<!--
body
{
background: url(url of image); top center fixed repeat-y;
}
-->
</style>

...

No I didn't! ;D

[Mingan]

HAHAHA... You guys are funny. With your modifying posts