M-A-Styles

Thank you for your support.

The banner sizes are:

866x150px
1150x150px
1350x150px

The rotate.php is called in the files wide.css, wider.css and widest.css like this: /* Style semi-dynamic width by Marc Alexander (c) 2008 */ .outside { width : 1400px; } .inside { background-image: url("images/bg_body_widest.gif"); background-repeat: repeat-y; } #wrap { width: 1350px; } ....

Sure, here's the script I'm using. Your're calling it instead of a picture, and it rotates the pictures inside a specified folder (in this case "wide", "wider", and "widest" as declared in overall_header.html: /* Style semi-dynamic width by Marc Alexander (c) 2008 Parts...

Hi Marc. Would like to upgrade to 1.2.4, but it seems that you pulled the nice javascript based width changer that you used in 1.0.2. Any method of getting this back in? I'm using the theme together with a php script for rotating banners in three different page widths at http://www.tacs.nu/forum and...

I've made all the changes, and it works as long as you view the site in "normal" width (850px bg image). However, when going to higher resolutions, it seems that the entries in wide/wider/widest.css is not parsed correctly, as is the colours.css (which works correctly). Test site is live h...

Hi. Previously I was using the proformell template for our forum, using four random images instead of the header_bg image. Now, however, having introduced the semi-variable width, could you provide me with some info on how to keep this function? I have been using the method described here: http://ww...

Hmm, this might sound silly, but could you provide a link to the instructions? I've downloaded the prosilver_se for v3.x, but could find any info in thet set.

Thanks,
Goran

Is this actually possible to do within the proFormell style?