.New { background-color: #E3F4FF; } /* Threads with new posts */ .Alt { background-color: [whatever shade of yellow you want]; } /* Alternate row threads */ .Announcement { background-color: [darker shade of yellow]; } /* Sticky threads */
If you want to change the background of the run of the mill threads (non-alt, non-sticky, non-new), edit the "background-color" style of the class ".Item"
1. I would keep a copy of the original css lest I am leading you astray. 2. I assume you have access to a color wheel or image editing program to grab the hex codes for the colors you want.
Thanks for the tip. I tried to overwrite with our old style.css, but it broke the formatting (drop down box changes in the recent update). Guess I'll have to start from scratch.
You should check out firebug. There's a handy "inspect html element" function that lets you target a specific visual element on a page and see which css classes are assigned to it. It also shows which file the styles are being pulled from.
So I believe the slowness problems have been fixed? I had to contact customer support 10,000 times about some other user going crazy-high load. In the process I'm sure 40% of the people who use this site have given up due to slow page loads and will never return.
It looks like it. I had a couple different service techs tell me it was high load on the server. This was after I stopped linking them php-based pages like the blog or the forum, because they would result in them telling me to optimize my code. When I started showing them html pages with really crap loads they started paying attention to me.
I would probably consider moving to a different hosting service/less populated server, but I really have no idea where I would start. I definitely can't afford a dedicated server.
Haha I didn't even notice until now. Just blamed it on shitty computers/internet at work since I pretty much only use the forum from work and dont really go anywhere else. Is that why the forums seem so lonely comapred to like a year or 2 ago?
I have no faith in those sorts of groundswells of support. I don't think our audience is big enough. :D
Also, I'm not poor or starving right now, so it'd probably be better to save that goodwill should a day come when we actually need money, not when it would just be nice to have more. We only pay like $8 a month for webhosting (and $15 for podcast hosting). I'd be willing to kick it up to $30 or $40 no problem, but I wouldn't know where to start looking. Also, the last time I looked at dedicated servers they were like $150 a month and that's way out of the question. So we're still going to be sharing a server with a bunch of people, not have or own or just share with one other account, it's just a matter of finding one that is less crap I guess.