[PAID] Backdrop to Forum

[Mehetts]

• Type of graphic:* background?
• Description: backdrop to vbcrew.net
• Preferred dimensions:* not really sure
• Preferred colors: #3b434a.
• Format* png
• Link to website: www.vbcrew.net
• Example:
  
• Graphic Integration: vbulletin
• Timeframe: * soon as ya can =]
• Payment:* Free/Paid ... u decide

use www.vbcrew.net as a reference

 

[MikeIn]

Any specific Design?
If, Is it like the one you are showing in the image above?

Can you set it from your Admin CP, Or does the designer has to do that?

Does the arrow lines means anything specific there?

 

[Mehetts]

Any specific Design?
If, Is it like the one you are showing in the image above?

Can you set it from your Admin CP, Or does the designer has to do that?

Does the arrow lines means anything specific there?

Yes i set it from the admincp, and we can make adjustments to the image if need be after that. [pretty sure it has to be a large image]
Kinda like that yea, im open to creativity lol.

arrow lines mean nothing =]

 

[MikeIn]

Ok!
To looks something like this?

 

[Mehetts]

Ok!
To looks something like this?

yes something along them lines, looks nice.

(trying to figure out how to edit the background now =P)

 

[MikeIn]

Create a Centered Full Screen Background - vBulletin Community Forum

One of the popular things today is to create a background that fills the entire browser window. To do this add the following code to your css_additional.css:
Code:



body {


background: url(images/misc/background-image.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed !important;


-webkit-background-size: cover !important;


-moz-background-size: cover !important;


-o-background-size: cover !important;


background-size: cover !important;


}



This ^

 

[Mehetts]

Create a Centered Full Screen Background - vBulletin Community Forum

One of the popular things today is to create a background that fills the entire browser window. To do this add the following code to your css_additional.css:
Code:



body {


background: url(images/misc/background-image.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed !important;


-webkit-background-size: cover !important;


-moz-background-size: cover !important;


-o-background-size: cover !important;


background-size: cover !important;


}



This ^

mhm yea that ..... did the wrong spot LOL thats a tutorial for vb5, im using vb4.2.2

I cant figure it out with this style is suppose to be doc_background but its not working

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Added after 12 minutes:

Please close the thread, im having problems figureing out how to set the doc_background weith this template as it wont update. So the gfx work will essentially be worthless atm, will repost at a later date.