Comment Help, please Options

[ivy9187]

I looked for the codes to do this but can't find it anywhere. The one I found on Xanga scripts didn't work.
I want to change the background color in the post a comment box from white to black. And make the font from black to white. How do I do this without changing all my other background colors and fonts?

[*mona lisa*]

are you sure the one from cb didn't work? can you post the code you put in?

[ivy9187]

this was the code i found on xanga scripts...it was the only one i could find that dealt with my question...

CODE

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<script>
// Resize Comment Box by Paul Chen aka Coyote
width = NUMBER;  //change this value
height = NUMBER; //change this value
if(location.pathname=='/item.aspx'){
var booga = document.getElementById('htmleditor')
newBooga = '<ifr' + 'ame' + ' class=\"htmleditor\" width=\"' + width + '\" height=\"' + height + '\" ID=\"htmleditor\" scrolling=NO>';
booga.insertAdjacentHTML('afterEnd',newBooga);
booga.removeNode(true);
}
</SCRIPT>
<ilayer name=""><div id="" style="width:1; height:1;  BACKGROUND: #BACKGROUND HEX CODE; FILTER: alpha(opacity=0); overflow:auto"><center><applet><xmp>
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[*mona lisa*]

that won't do anything because it resizes them, it doesn't change the color and font

try this:

CODE

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<script language="javascript">
/*
colorComments
by Sean F
http://www.xanga.com/seanmeister
/*
function colorComments(){
var bg1="#FFFFFF";
var bg2="#000000";
var sw=0;
var attname = document.all ? "class"+"Name" : "class";
var ctables = document.getElementsByTagName("table");
for (var cn=0; cn < ctables.length; cn++){
if (ctables[cn].getAttribute(attname) == "blogbody"){
sw = sw == 1 ? 0 : 1;
ctables[cn].style.backgroundColor = sw == 1 ? bg1 : bg2;
}}}
if (document.location.href.indexOf("item.aspx") != -1) colorComments();
</script>

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the color of the font would not have to be white or black then.

[ivy9187]

it didn't work...it's still the same as before...

[ivy9187]

this is so frustrating...

[sherryvu]

i don't think you can change the color of your comment box background. unless you make your xanga background black... and then put an opacity on your comment box. that's because the comment box is a seperate iframe i think

[ivy9187]

i don't think you can change the color of your comment box background. unless you make your xanga background black... and then put an opacity on your comment box. that's because the comment box is a seperate iframe i think

how would i put an opacity on my comment box?

[sherryvu]

http://www.createblog.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=35132