Styles Define Question?

[zakrhino]

Hello everybody, well I'm back and with more questions! That right more questions! Let get the ball rolling. So I intergraded my Photopost and vBulletin and it works great, BUT then again it don't. My style I'm using for my forums is not being carry over to Photopost but the style is being readied by the program. Ya! Half way there. So moving on I contacted Photopost and they said I have to change all my styles globe options images to full URL path. 1. Well a few questions pop up what the heck is globe options path in the style?
2. While looking around the styles I change some things and go only have my forums working. Example: http://www.furry-muscle.org/ So my images work but my header don't. So upon more playing I see this.
<td width="100%" align="center" height="6" style="background: url($stylevar[imgdir_misc]/header_over.gif);"></td>
What is this I ask? Then move back over to the page render and found out that the page outputs the HTML as
<td width="100%" align="center" height="6" style="background: url(/images/blak_ice/misc/header_over.gif);"></td>
Well okay cool, I get a PROBLEM! (You knew it was coming!)
2. How do I change my header so that it works correctly and what the heck or
$stylevar[imgdir_misc]

I can make out from the two examples that [imgdir_misc] is code
vB to call upon a directory I think.
3. So fulling a path downwards
http://furry-muscle.org/images/blak_...eader_over.gif
how do I get the program to look in to this folder and other such
so that the header will work and that it will work for Photopost?

thank you

[Jake Bunce]

1) I don't know what "globe options path" is. Maybe that is something from photopost? We didn't write the photopost software.

2) That image path is in your:

Admin CP -> Styles & Templates -> Style Manager -> StyleVars (in the menu) -> Miscellaneous Images Folder

3) I am not sure I understand. It sounds like you want to edit the title image path (in the above location) to use a full web path so it works in any directory. For example, for the Title Image path you can use:

/images/blak_ice/misc/header_over.gif

[zakrhino]

In the Title Image field I put the correct path but it don't load on the screen.
http://www.furry-muscle.org as you can see the top is still missing.
But it loads in the address when you call upon it with a regular path.
http://www.furry-muscle.org/images/b...eader_main.gif

[Jake Bunce]

It is looking for this image:

http://www.furry-muscle.org/images/blak_ice/misc/header_main.gif/header_left.gif

You can see the end has the image name twice. Make sure the Title Image setting isn't duplicated at the end like this. Otherwise the duplicate name might be in the header template somewhere.