JQuery flipper can't change flip colour

[cocoonfx]

hi

I can not find how to change the gray background when the image flips

http://www.progressionpartnership.com/welcome

in firebug it's showing an RGB colour within the HTML but I can't find this in the CSS or in the JQuery files! any help in resolving this would be appreciated!

[Corrosive]

Is it not this bit then;

border:"1px solid gray",background:"#edeef0",color:"#000"

or is that the pruple(ish) colour?

[cocoonfx]

Hi Corrosive

where you seeing this?

border:"1px solid gray",background:"#edeef0",color:"#000"

???

[Corrosive]

Oh, it is in here; http://www.progressionpartnership.co...tcw.js?ver=1.3 but I think it is the eventual mauve background to be honest.

[cocoonfx]

humm thinks thats for the tag cloud.

on firebug it shows
element.style {
}

I tried added this to the css but no joy

[Corrosive]

Ah, I see. I thought that was the 'advanced tag cloud' but now I have looked on the blog I see it isn't! To be honest I have absolutely no idea what a tag cloud is or does, as I had to embarrassingly admit to a customer the other day!

[gentleone]

You have to change that background color in jquery.flip.min.js, but the file is minified and compressed, so its impossible to edit.
You will have to de-minify and de-compress it first in order to edit and you can do that here: http://jsbeautifier.org/

[cocoonfx]

Thanks you that brillant one to book mark... thanks again.

[gentleone]

Originally Posted by cocoonfx

Thanks you that brillant one to book mark... thanks again.

You're welcome! If you want to minify and compress it back than you can use this one: http://javascriptcompressor.com/ (tick the checkboxes 'Base62 encode' and 'Shrink variables' as well)
You can actually also decode (de-minify and de-compress) with this one, so you only have to bookmark one

[johnMoss]

Originally Posted by Corrosive

Ah, I see. I thought that was the 'advanced tag cloud' but now I have looked on the blog I see it isn't! To be honest I have absolutely no idea what a tag cloud is or does, as I had to embarrassingly admit to a customer the other day!

In a nutshell:
Tag cloud is a measure of keyword frequency and font size in your site. The new game is making these weighted (high frequency) keywords relative to your links. It's still a tad confusing & Google will probably redo the formula right around the time everybody has figured out how to do it . Sorta think I have this right, and here's the process:

1) You sell hammers.
2) Hammer is an important search term for you.
2) On a page, have a fat tag like H1 that has hammers in it. then in the body of attached text, you have a couple mentions of hammer.
3)Hyperlink one or more of those text hammers to separate page text section or perhaps a pop-up hammer picture. Bottom line it's a link. Net result is a weighted word that has been linked. As Google system is link oriented, the suggestion is it pushes you up the rankings by increasing the value of your weighted links relative to search query. I've no citation for this so comments absolutely welcome...