How did you get the shadow on the outer box like on your test page, looks so much better.
Thanks again.


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- 09-08-11, 20:23 #81
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- 09-09-11, 17:00 #82
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I use the following CSS:
Code:Please ((login for URL)) to see this code!
- 09-09-11, 19:58 #83
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Originally Posted by StarBuG ((login for URL))
Is this correct?.
Code:Please ((login for URL)) to see this code!
- 09-10-11, 14:05 #84
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The wrapper is correct, it should show a shadow
- 11-25-11, 19:48 #85filontheroadGuest
Hy, I implemented the code on 4.1.8 but the welcome box does not show up. What did i miss?
The URL is: ((login for URL))Last edited by filontheroad; 11-25-11 at 19:54.
- 11-25-11, 19:53 #86peterhermanGuest
because you're logged in as a user, perhaps?
- 11-25-11, 19:54 #87filontheroadGuest
Thanks for the idea, but I opened the Url in a separate browser where I am not logged in :-)
- 11-26-11, 16:19 #88
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You are displaying the guest notice. The Welcome box does the greeting part and does not look so good with an additional vbulletin notice (the yellow build in guest greeting). Deaktivate your vbulletin guest welcome notice and you'll see the Box. Or remove the condition:
AND !$show['notices']
- 12-06-11, 20:32 #89filontheroadGuest
Hey,
thanks for the information. I just removed the condition but the box below the new welcome message still appears. Did I forget something?
And is there a way to center it or to add some free space above the new welcome box between the ads and the welcome box?
Thanks
- 12-06-11, 20:39 #90
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use margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto; to center the box