i wonder.............. Options

[Negi]

hi,im wondering if u could put a pic where in ur xanga in stead of just ur date ther's a pic and a date?herz wat i mean-->example um the part of that is soft of blinkin(dont mind that)

[Pulchritude]

yes it is you would have to use something like this

<!-- begin code provided by createblog.com --><br /><br /><style type="text/css"><br />/* edits the date */<br />div.blogheader, .caption {<br /> background-image: url();<br /> background-repeat:no-repeat;<br /> background-position:center;<br />font-family: georgia;<br />text-transform:none;<br />font-size:18px;<br />line-height:25px;<br />font-weight:normal;<br />color:#000000;<br />letter-spacing:2px;<br />background-color:#ffffff;<br />text-align:center;<br />border:1px solid #000000;<br /></style><br /><!-- end code provided by createblog.com -->

replace the this part with your url image background-image: url(); put the url inside the parenthesis

[YourSuperior]

That looks like a background on the dates. I think that maybe you could just find a picture you want behind the dates, and host it on photobucket or image shack and copy and paste the url in the part of the code that says background image of BLOGHEADER. Like this:

CODE

div.blogheader, .caption
{  background-repeat: no-repeat;
 background-position: center left;
 filter: alpha (opacity=100, finishopacity=50, style=3);
 height: 18px;
 width: 340px;
 background-color: #333333;
 color: #000000;
 font:16px georgia;
 border: #BAB8BB 1px solid;
 [b]background-image: PUT THE IMAGE URL HERE;[/b]
 text-align: center;
 text-transform: bold;
 font-weight: bold;
 margin-bottom: 0px;
 padding:0px;

}

[Pulchritude]

That looks like a background on the dates. I think that maybe you could just find a picture you want behind the dates, and host it on photobucket or image shack and copy and paste the url in the part of the code that says background image of BLOGHEADER. Like this:

CODE

div.blogheader, .caption
{  background-repeat: no-repeat;
 background-position: center left;
 filter: alpha (opacity=100, finishopacity=50, style=3);
 height: 18px;
 width: 340px;
 background-color: #333333;
 color: #000000;
 font:16px georgia;
 border: #BAB8BB 1px solid;
 [b]background-image: PUT THE IMAGE URL HERE;[/b]
 text-align: center;
 text-transform: bold;
 font-weight: bold;
 margin-bottom: 0px;
 padding:0px;

}

you may want to take out the and on here
background-image: PUT THE IMAGE URL HERE; that may cause the code not to function.

[Negi]

thnx u guys,um...is there a code like to put a different pic for every day of the week?like for monday,tuesday,wednsday,and ect.and those days will be a different pic.

[YourSuperior]

There is a date entry script:

<!-- begin code provided by createblog.com --><br /><!-- begin code provided by createblog.com --><br /><script type="text/javascript"><br />//<br />// ©2004 EasterEgg<br />//<br />// For use at Xanga only. <br />// <br />// While the date in your blogheader has a fixed format <br />// (e.g. "Tuesday, March 16, 2004") you may want to use<br />// another date format, accustomed to *your* preferences. <br />// This script enables you to apply pretty much any date <br />// format to your blogheader you like.<br />//<br />// Here's how it works: <br />// The script collects all blogheaders and applies to them <br />// a format you define by changing the value of the variable <br />// "dateFormatStr" in the code below. Currently that value is <br />// set to 'ddd, mm/dd/yy', which will result in a date that <br />// looks like this: 'Tue, 03/16/04'. If you want to use slashes <br />// instead of divisions as date separators, go right ahead; you <br />// can even add HTML to the date format string if you like!:-)<br />//<br />// =================<br />// listing of available constants (using the date <br />// "Tuesday, March 16, 2004" as an example):<br />//<br />// dd = 16<br />// ddd = Tue<br />// dddd = Tuesday<br />//<br />// mm = 03<br />// mmm = Mar<br />// mmmm = March<br />//<br />// yy = 04<br />// yyyy = 2004 <br />//<br />// =================<br />//<br />// You can use any combination of the above constants. Examples:<br />//<br />// 'mm/dd/yyyy' will result in '03/16/2004'<br />// 'mmm dd, yy' will result in 'Mar 16, 04'<br />// 'mm-dd-yy (dddd)' will result in '03-16-04 (Tuesday)'<br />// '{ ddd, mmm dd, yyyy }', will result in '{ Tue, Mar 16, 2004 }'<br />//<br />// Get the general idea?;-)<br />//<br />// Copy this entire code and paste it in the webstats box of your <br />// Look and Feel page. <br />//<br />// You're free to use this script as long as this comment remains <br />// intact. Future modifications allowed if due credit is given.<br />//<br /><br />function formatEntryDate()<br />{<br />    // ***** adjust the dateFormatStr below as you see fit<br />    // ===================================================<br />    dateFormatStr = 'ddd, mm/dd/yy';<br />    // ===================================================<br />    <br /><br />    function getMonthNr(sMonth)<br />    {<br />        months = new Array(<br />            "Jan","Feb","Mar","Apr","May","Jun","Jul","Aug","Sep","Oct","Nov","Dec");<br />        for (var n = 0; n < months.length; ++n)<br />        {<br />            if (months[n] == sMonth)<br />            {<br />                if ( n + 1 < 10)<br />                    return '0' + (n + 1).toString()<br />                else<br />                    return (n + 1).toString();<br />            }<br />        }<br />    }<br /><br />    allDivs = document.getElementsByTagName('div');<br />    for (var i = 0; i < allDivs.length; ++i)<br />    {<br />        if (allDivs[i].className == 'blogheader')<br />        {<br />            newDateFormat = dateFormatStr;<br />            <br />            // day<br />            entryDate = allDivs[i].innerHTML;<br />            dayLong = entryDate.substr(0, entryDate.indexOf(','));  // dddd<br />            dayShort = dayLong.substr(0, 3);                        // ddd  <br />            tempStr = entryDate.substr(dayLong.length + 1);<br />            dayNr = tempStr.substr(tempStr.indexOf(',') - 2, 2);    // dd<br />            newDateFormat = newDateFormat.replace('dddd', dayLong);<br />            newDateFormat = newDateFormat.replace('ddd', dayShort);<br />            newDateFormat = newDateFormat.replace('dd', dayNr);<br /><br />            // month<br />            monthLong = tempStr.substr(1, tempStr.indexOf(',') - 3);// mmmm<br />            monthShort = monthLong.substr(0, 3);                    // mmm<br />            monthNr = getMonthNr(monthShort);                       // mm<br />            newDateFormat = newDateFormat.replace('mmmm', monthLong);<br />            newDateFormat = newDateFormat.replace('mmm', monthShort);<br />            newDateFormat = newDateFormat.replace('mm', monthNr);<br /><br />            // year<br />            yearLong = tempStr.substr(tempStr.indexOf(',') + 2);    // yyyy<br />            yearShort = yearLong.substr(2);                         // yy<br />            newDateFormat = newDateFormat.replace('yyyy', yearLong);<br />            newDateFormat = newDateFormat.replace('yy', yearShort);<br /><br />            allDivs[i].innerHTML = newDateFormat;<br />        }<br />    }<br />}<br />formatEntryDate();<br /></script><br /><!-- end code provided by createblog.com --><br /><!-- end code provided by createblog.com -->

I don't know about images in the dates, for every day.

[*mona lisa*]

^Um..no. That's just for the format of the date, not for a random picture.

[talcumpowder]

Try this ::
[ http://rainbow.arch.scriptmania.com/scripts/daily_image.html ]
And if that doesn't work....
[ http://www.createblog.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=31137 ]
Substitute and image for the day... It should work. -shrug-