[Courtney Foren]

You have the "Applies to" section set to "URLs starting with http://www.gamesas.com" right? I didn't at first and nothing worked.

And you have the Enabled box checked?

[Benjamin Holz]

What the HELL...

It works now.. I don't what I done. I returned to the edit window, deleted the scripts, copied and pasted them again and... BAM The Stalker remains pinned at the top!

I had to have missed a line of code. KUDOS DEFRON.

As an added bonus, Administration has removed the added threads from the bottom.

EDIT : Thanks for the help guys. I got all the input correct except for the code... for some reason, I mean it's only two lines of code, for crying out loud and I even screwed that up.

However, because of this stupid bar, DEFRON has brought my attention to a new toy. I will be playing with this new Styles Extension quite a bit. Next stop... YouTube.

[Chris Guerin]

Posting this before I forget it....

body.cke_show_borders, html.CSS1Compat{background-color: #ffffff !important;}

That'll change the background color of the rich text editor (in the above, it changes it to white)

[Harry Leon]

My gray dots have been replaced by hearts!

[His Bella]

For the love of GOD... DEFRON, post us some alternate code for these damn hearts. I beg you!

[Scott Clemmons]

I made enough sense. Thanks!

[Adam Baumgartner]

Im glad I learned Cascading Style Sheets

[Ludivine Dupuy]

li.group_icon img{display: inline-block !importantbackground: url('http://www.gamesas.com/images/smilie/bunny.gif') !important;}

Will add a dancing bunny behind the hearts

They can be properly replaced with javascript, but since it's a joke, it's not worth writing up.

[louise fortin]

I got you covered, bro.

img[src*="http://www.gamesas.com/images/smilie/bullet_pip_pinkheart.png"]{content: url("http://i.imgur.com/FYVx0i3.png");}

At least it works for me, I dunno.

[chirsty aggas]

Worked for me as well. Thank you. Personally I'm using this -->

[Michael Korkia]

Hahahaha... I'm afraid they pony thing is not my gig.

However, it did work. Can I sub any pic? Where do I find a good.. um, masculine one, like crossing swords or shields..?

Now that is brilliant. How do I implement that?

HA! I've got it!!!

[Skrapp Stephens]

Just find any icon-sized image (originals are 20x20 pixels I think), copy its URL into the second line. The first line is the URL for the default icon. There's probably a more graceful way of formatting it, with an object name or something, but whatever.

So with forum smileys like Whiterun's, just right-click the icon and copy image URL.

[Toby Green]

I'm using this... for now.

I love it!!!

[Miragel Ginza]

It's a browser-specific solution. I know for a fact it won't support Firefox. Firefox CSS3 support is lacking.

I'm actually surprised to hear it works in Chrome. I thought it was an Opera solution only for a long time now

[ashleigh bryden]

Took forever, but was able to hack together a working replacement with pure css for Firefox:

img[src*="http://www.gamesas.com/images/smilie/bullet_pip_pinkheart.png"]{background-image: url('http://www.gamesas.com/images/smilie/bunny.gif');background-repeat: no-repeat;width:22px;padding-top: 22px;display:inline-block;height: 0px;}

Depending on your image, you'll need to mess with width and padding-top settings

(this is a total hack and makes me die a little inside)

The above replaces the hearts with dancing bunnies (change the image to whatever you like).

[Liii BLATES]

Elegant updated. Polls are now elegant along with miscellaneous fixes (most previously noted in this thread). Just be aware that if you've customized yours yourself of your customizations.

Edit: added another small fix for tags during thread creation.

[Alexandra walker]

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[Zualett]

You should upload that to an image host. It's generally considered rude to hotlink to images not on an image host or server you control.

[Spooky Angel]

Didn't know anything about that... Not sure what or how to do that anyway.

Just remove the quote. I'll delete my post.

rude... that's funny.

[Auguste Bartholdi]

1. Download picture

2. Upload to imgur

Not hard Not much different than how you uploaded your avatar here

People have to pay for bandwidth to servers, so hotlinking svcks bandwidth, hence why it's considered rude as you're practically wasting someone else's money.

[Zualett]

Thanks for the explanation.

Then wouldn't it be better if you deleted that quote?

EDIT Now, Legal Beagle Burgers!!

img[src*="http://www.gamesas.com/images/smilie/bullet_pip_pinkheart.pn"]{content: url("http://i.imgur.com/FEHRcke.gif");}

EDIT 2 : Thinking about this whole "wasting someone's money" thing... Why scorn the average Joe for this? Why is it the commoner's fault and being pegged the "rude one"?

The average person is not going to know anything about bandwith cost and usage. They should implement measures to prevent that if it's so .. rude. It's too easy to right on an image and it pop up in a separate window.

If you walk down the street with an open bag of money and the money is falling everywhere. Don't blame me for picking it up. You should close the damn bag.

[Josh Lozier]

Anything to give my "post reply" windows a white background? They were working fine earlier today, but now they are dark grey. I can barely see the text as I'm writing.

EDIT:

The edit window works fine. It seems to only be the quick reply and the main reply page. They are a medium grey color, then I click them, and they turn dark grey.

[Kelsey Anna Farley]

Unless they changed something

for rich text editor:

body.cke_show_borders, html.CSS1Compat{background-color: #ffffff !important;}

for plain-text editor:

.cke_skin_ips textarea.cke_source{background: #FFFFFF !important;color: #000000 !important;}

and

[Melung Chan]

It's weird. It actually works fine in the New Vegas forums. Here--and I just tried Skyrim General---I have dark grey reply boxes. I also noticed that toggling BBCode Mode switches my text color between white and black for some reason.

I'll try your edits, see if it changes anything.

And sorry, I'm so bad at this. Place anywhere? Or at a specific spot in the code?

[Blackdrak]

A lot of sites actually do take steps to keep people from hotlinking to images they host. They'll use bots to check their pages and break the links.