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I have another problem , im trying to change the Login button but i don't know how...can you tell me?
You have to replace the sprites.ppg in htdocs/graphic/index
Yeah but there i see only this :

Inregistrare means Register but there i don't see Login
Ah, this: htdocs\graphic\lang\de\login.png
You must open the file [dslan]\htdocs\graphic\lang\de\login.png
Yes i've changed that file but the Login Button is still the same!
template_c cleaned?
(04.10.2009, 12:16)Sinovo Wrote: [ -> ]template_c cleaned?

What do you mean? Should i delete everything in template_c? Or What?
Yes, everything in the template_c folder. But only the datas in the folder!
Oh, you must cleane/delete (leeren) the cache... Bettdecke1 has a tutorial.
(04.10.2009, 12:56)Sinovo Wrote: [ -> ]Yes, everything in the template_c folder. But only the datas in the folder!

I have deleted everything in that folder and the Login Button is still the same!Sad
Clean the Cache, too!
I've cleaned the cache ,the Login Buton is still the same!
Wink) just replace the Login button from index.tpl (templates folder) with an image button.. and then use a gradual fade script.. to make it fade when moouse over.. .. Tongue hope its helpfull Smile if u dont know how to replace it.. ask.. ill give you the source code
<input type="image" src="....LINK TO YOUR LOGIN BUTON...." name="submit">

Replace the whole original code with the provious one !
Thanks it works!
Tongue if u want it to fade
.. i have a script for you Tongue
Give me the script to try it Tongue
Step 1: Insert the below into the HEAD section of your page:

Quote:<script type="text/javascript" src="gradualfader.js"></script>

The above code references an external js file, which you need to download:

* gradualfader.js (~3.4 kb) - Right Click > Save As "gradualfader.js" - File Type: All

Then, to apply the effect to any element on your page with a dimension, give it a class="gradualfader" declaration, for example:

Quote:<img src="test.gif" class="gradualfader" />