Code:

var posts = $(".postmain").get();
for (i=0; i<posts.length; i++) {
    if (posts[i].childNodes[0].lastChild.childNodes[0].href=="/u1") {
        posts.backgroundColor="#FFFFFF";
    }
}

Unknown Data wrote:

Code:

var posts = $(".postmain").get();
for (i=0; i<posts.length; i++) {
    if (posts[i].childNodes[0].lastChild.childNodes[0].href=="/u1") {
        posts.backgroundColor="#FFFFFF";
    }
}

This sould change the background to #FFFFFF, for all postmain class div elements, which contains the userlink with the id 1.
Change it to the according informations, for which color and id, you wish to manipulate.

RSguideMaker wrote:I don't get it. Please explain more.

Unknown Data wrote:I've probably searched for the wrong element. Haven't really looked at the DOM yet, but will maybe do it tommorow, so I can give you the correct sample.

Code:

<span class="admin" style="color:#cd3df5">Administrator</span>

Code:


$(function() {
$('div.post:has(".admin"),').css('background-color','#cd3df5');
});

Code:

var posts = $(".postmain").get();
for (i=0; i<posts.length; i++) {
    if (posts[i].childNodes[0].lastChild.childNodes[0].href=="/u1") {
        posts[i].backgroundColor="#FFFFFF";
    }
}