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dr @ 30/12/2014 13:31

http://www.forum-software.org/vote-for-best-forum-software-of-2014 I want to see ndim on this list for 2015

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It makes me happy that proboards is losing in its category this year

Pages with embedded YouTube videos seem to be fucking up my page when viewing on my phone

does it sorta load and then turn the screen blank? that was happening to me to (on safari) so i downloaded chrome and didn't have the same issue.

That happens to me on my phone too. It's a bit frustrating!

itsbrianyay @ 14/1/2015 11:57

does it sorta load and then turn the screen blank? that was happening to me to (on safari) so i downloaded chrome and didn't have the same issue.

Yup! Also on Safari. Do you prefer chrome on mobile?

dunno, just downloaded it yesterday, havent used it other than to check those pages that wouldn't load.

I'm making a custom skin without the skin builder like a pr0, what's the name of this property so I can modify it?

You can just press F12 in most browsers and click the element to find the details.

In any case the ID is "fthreadcell".

There's no class because the skinning on NDim classic is a little weak.

What a pity, is there a way to modify with a custom code since the skin is going to be the only one on the board?

Kru @ 18/2/2015 15:42

What a pity, is there a way to modify with a custom code since the skin is going to be the only one on the board?

Probably. I've not looked at the code for a while but I'll see if I can figure something out.

I'm pretty sure the hover colours are hard-coded, but I think with some jquery you can bypass it. NDim classic should support jquery. Pretty sure I put it in place a while back.

I wrote a hack. It'll uniformly set the hover colour of all the "fast" boxes. If you want to set the base colour you can use CSS (IDs are freplycell, fpmcell and fthreadcell).

Code

<script type='text/javascript'> //Change this to the colour you want var myHover = '#FFFFFF'; $("[id*='fthreadcell'],[id*='fpmcell'],[id*='freplycell']").mouseover(function(){oldcol=this.style.backgroundColor;this.style.backgroundColor=myHover;this.style.cursor='pointer';}); </script>

Put this in the "below board" section and it should do the job.

EDIT: Screwed up slightly but this version should work if you have different base colours.

EDITEDIT: Missed a semi-colon. Fukn things.

There were some bugs with that script. Finalised:

Code

<script type='text/javascript'> //Change this to the colour you want var myHover = '#FFFFFF'; var tcol = $("[id*='fthreadcell']")[0] ? $("[id*='fthreadcell']")[0].style.backgroundColor : $("[id*='userbarf']")[0].backgroundColor; var pcol = $("[id*='fpmcell']")[0] ? $("[id*='fpmcell']")[0].style.backgroundColor : $("[id*='userbarf']")[0].backgroundColor; var rcol = $("[id*='freplycell']")[0] ? $("[id*='freplycell']")[0].style.backgroundColor : $("[id*='userbarf']")[0].backgroundColor; $("[id*='fthreadcell']").mouseover(function(){oldcol=tcol;this.style.backgroundColor=myHover;this.style.cursor='pointer';}); $("[id*='fpmcell']").mouseover(function(){oldcol=pcol;this.style.backgroundColor=myHover;this.style.cursor='pointer';}); $("[id*='freplycell']").mouseover(function(){oldcol=rcol;this.style.backgroundColor=myHover;this.style.cursor='pointer';}); </script>

Should work properly now.