Hey i was sent here by incadude, saying that someone here would help me.
I have the latest versions of Mkportal and MyBB.
Ok here is my Problem, On my portal page only part of my logo shows up not the rest, but on the forum it shows up fine. It only does this on certain themes, (those that require a background file) and no matter what we can't figure out how to make them show up.
My site:
http://www.theresetbutton.net
Thanks.
All of your logo
is showing up. It's the background that you haven't added to your portal.
Add the following CSS to your portal's stylesheet somewhere:
Code:
mklogostrip {
background: transparent url(forums/images/gospel/grey/tile_back.gif) repeat-x scroll left top
}
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As a suggestion, I would recommend style based issues be directed to the MyBB community (I don't usually deal with styling issues).
yeah that would work, problem is i have several themes not just gospel grey.
so i need some sorta fix that would be dynamic, so all the themes that need tile_back.gif will look right.
Also i did go through MyBB community first and labrocca "tried" to help with this but couldn't figure it out and was kinda rude about it too, anyway i talked with incadude and he suggested i talk with you, he said you could probably fix it.
I have been worrying with this and the logo for about 2 weeks now, so if you could help me out, id be much grateful.
My best suggestion would be to fix all your themes as suggested.
A "dynamic fix" is dirty, at best (and there's no guarantee it'll work).
right but how do i fix all the themes, the Portal is MKPortal and uses only 1 templete for all my forums themes.
and that fix was only for gospel grey.
also each themes' images are in different folders so it needs a way to pull them all though correct?
For the theme paths, you can just change the URL referenced by the image (ie using "../"s to back out of folders)
I really can't help you much more, since I don't know what your MKportal theme is like.
Do you know HTML? It'll be a lot easier to do if you know it. If you don't, I suggest going over it in some quick tutorial. It should take you no longer than 30 minutes to get a general outline.
Once you know, basically set a class/ID for your header TD element and assign the CSS to it.
Thanks, but i'm sorry i'm still abit lost on what i need to do.
ok, i think i got it fixed now
Thanks.