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Posted: 10/29/01 12:11 pm (CSS) Changing how your board name looks
The board name and subsequent forum names that appear at the top of each page (On this page it says Next Topic >>
Cool Tips N Tricks ::: CSS ::: Changing how your board name looks) can be changed using CSS if you have a particular thing in mind.
There is only one problem - on most layouts the class/tag that controls this text is .headings on the thread list and thread pages, and H4 on the forum list page. That just means that you need to make both of these the SAME definition.
To make a filter affect this text (for glowing text, dropshadows, etc - see list here) You would insert the following code into the first box in your advanced area (example using red Digitmed typeface and black dropshadow filter):
Posted: 11/6/03 3:58 pm Re: (CSS) Changing how your board name looks
To block the board name on the main page only using a script to 'write' the CSS to the visitors browser...
Unfortunately I'm just about outta here for the day, but here is a version that should be limited to just the title (it will also replace anything else that you've used the exact same wording as a portion of your coding inside "h4" tags)
Just replace the blue area with what the name of your board exactly as it appears next to the gold icon... and replace the green with the image you want to replace it with. Note: you should be able to replace it with any html (img, text or ?)
<script type="text/javascript">
/*TITLE REPLACE*/
function TitleRepl() {
//the old title or portion thereof that you want to change
var OldText="GauchoDon's Test Community";
//the replacement html
var NewHTML="<img src='http://www.gaucholocos.com/archive/images/14.gif'>";
var AllH4 = document.getElementsByTagName("h4");
var OldTextReg= new RegExp(OldText,"g");
for(ah=0;ah<AllH4.length;ah++) {
AllH4[ah].innerHTML = AllH4[ah].innerHTML.replace(OldTextReg,NewHTML);
}
}
TitleRepl();
/*END TITLE REPLACE*/
</script>
custom html, custom footer (4th text box from the top)
Edited by: Nutrocker at: 10/18/04 3:47 pm