height:50vh; is a percentage of the screen and you can change this to more or less as u do, and if you have a pattern image you'll want to keep repeat on; if it's a single solid image (say it fades to one side or the other) you'll set it as no-repeat; and the background position should lock to the opposite direction of the fade. if the image is focused on the bottom right and it's transparent up top / to the left, then bg-position: bottom-right; etc. set the color as whatever the background of the image is, though you won't really see this anyway unless your resolution is mclarge huge.
and just remove anything that talks smack about an image url. and all that nonsense. if my layout code weren't heavily modified I would offer to share it with you, but you can even just slap these on top of a plurk basic layout and get what you want out of it (probably) if you like any of the basic color schemes. good luck!!
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/* Timeline Holder Background */
#timeline_holder { height:50vh !important;
background: #COLORCODE url(IMAGELINK);
background-repeat: repeat;
background-position: top left;
border: 0px solid transparent;
}
height:50vh; is a percentage of the screen and you can change this to more or less as u do, and if you have a pattern image you'll want to keep repeat on; if it's a single solid image (say it fades to one side or the other) you'll set it as no-repeat; and the background position should lock to the opposite direction of the fade. if the image is focused on the bottom right and it's transparent up top / to the left, then bg-position: bottom-right; etc. set the color as whatever the background of the image is, though you won't really see this anyway unless your resolution is mclarge huge.
for your lower dash, it will be something like:
.plurk_cnt:not([class*="metro"]) {
background: transparent !important;
color: #COLORCODE;
}
and just remove anything that talks smack about an image url. and all that nonsense. if my layout code weren't heavily modified I would offer to share it with you, but you can even just slap these on top of a plurk basic layout and get what you want out of it (probably) if you like any of the basic color schemes. good luck!!