SCF Sporting Chance said:

Was wondering if there was a way to alter the colors or the size (of the bars) of the training bars? They are very dark and hard for me to see (to count) even when I enlarge the screen.

SCF Sporting Chance said:

Was wondering if there was a way to alter the colors or the size (of the bars) of the training bars? They are very dark and hard for me to see (to count) even when I enlarge the screen.

You can change the colours or apply other filters, such as brightness, like this:

table.tertiary.genericbox.tableshadow tbody tr td table tbody tr td img {
filter: brightness(1.5);
}

You can replace that brightness filter with something like hue-rotate instead to change the colours, or you can use both at once to change the colours and the brightness. Here's an example piece of code:

table.tertiary.genericbox.tableshadow tbody tr td table tbody tr td img {
filter: hue-rotate(200deg) brightness(1.5);
}

This example will change all of the bars to different shades of blue and will make them brighter by 50% (1.5 times the original value). It looks like this in use:

I haven't done very much browsing with this yet but it doesn't seem to affect any other site images.

Renegades said:

This guide is amazing but could anyone help me with the background image? I've been all through the default code but cannot find the "Set the website background" section - it just seems to be missing!?

Edit: The game header image section has also dissapeared! I have reloaded a new default code but it is not there :/

Dark Dream Appaloosa said:

I'm having this same issue >.<

Renegades said:

This guide is amazing but could anyone help me with the background image? I've been all through the default code but cannot find the "Set the website background" section - it just seems to be missing!?

Edit: The game header image section has also dissapeared! I have reloaded a new default code but it is not there :/

If you see something that I have listed in my default code screenshots (they're a little outdated now), you can just manually type them in and they will do the same thing. I also have a section about using inspect element, which I highly recommend you read as it teaches you how to find code pieces for things not in the default layouts by yourself.

.body is the background image, and div.gameheader div[style]:first-child is for the website header image.

I'll be adding to my FAQ section within the next couple days to help with some of these questions.