This CSS will help make your "Status Update Box" stand out better. If you're a member of JenSocial, you can see it in action here: http://jensocial.com
These effects are added behind the box, not to the box itself. I wanted to keep it simple and elegant.
Instructions:
- FIRST, if you used the old tip, access your Advanced CSS via:
- My Network/Settings/Appearance (Design Studio icon/Advanced)
- Search for: .status-bar-wrapper .status-bar
- Either remove this code and start over (new code below). Or, edit this code and replace the full class name .status-bar-wrapper .status-bar with the new class: .xg_status_wrapper. Notice: Quickpost links code is new.
- Starting over? Edit the code below, customizing the background color for regular and hovered, to suit your customization needs.
- Edit the code below, customizing your Quickpost link colors to your preferred colors.
- Add to your Advanced CSS, via My Network/Settings/Appearance
- Save/Publish.
/* Quickpost Title Color and Font weight, Share */
.quickadd-options-links .list-title {
color:#ffffff;font-weight:bold;
}
/* Quickpost Links Color */
.quickadd-options a {
color:#003366!important;
}
.xg_status_wrapper {
-moz-transition: all 0.1s ease 0s;
background-color: #5BBCDC!important;
/* Border */
border: 3px solid #e6e6e6 !important;
/* Rounded Corners */
border-radius: 12px 12px 12px 12px;
padding: 12px 20px !important;
}
/* Hovered Background Color */
.xg_status_wrapper:hover {
background-color: #82C7FF!important;
}
Enjoy!
Jen
Replies
Jen,
What I think would be very cool is if you or another NC talent could make a Status Update box that also shows when not signed-in.
Have some sort of sign-in or sign-up module that would drop down over it when a visitor clicks into it to write. THEN, when signed in that same fake Status Update box rolls over into the real deal.
When I was on your site I didn't realize you had a Status Update box until I signed in after seeing your post here.
Hi Scott!
Nice idea, but don't see it happening. That's one tall order. Maybe TJ will take it on. ;-)
Best to you,
Jen
Hi Robert,
That is odd, because we're already using !important. Wish I knew why.
Best,
Jen