Transparent comment background., How? Haha. |
Transparent comment background., How? Haha. |
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How do I get this to stop being orange?
I really do apologize if this has been asked before, but I've been searching for so long and haven't found anything that works for 2.0. Any help is very much appreciated.
Reason for edit: Please use [thumb] tags instead of [img] tags when posting large images. - Mike
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CODE div.blurbAboutMe h4 {font-family: Arial; color: #342840; background-color: #D9B862;} div.commentsModule div.moduleBody div.user img.OnlineNow {display:none;} div.commentsModule ul.moduleList li.odd {background-color: #F1EED4; margin-left: 1px;} div#topnav {display:none;} div#header, div#googlebar, div#topnav {background:transparent;} div.basicInfoModule div.profileDemographics {background-color: transparent;} div.photo {height:120px; position:absolute; margin-top:25px;} Um. I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but please be patient with me. I don't know how a lot of this works. This is what is in my CSS box. I want to know how I can carry this same effect over to my comments: CODE div.basicInfoModule div.profileDemographics {background-color: transparent;} Link to my site: here. |
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