Quote from: panjul07 on May 15, 2015, 03:24:09 AM

Quote from: chainroll on May 14, 2015, 08:42:20 PM

We're sending new promo codes tomorrow. Stay tuned!

hope this will be something new, innovative, and different from the previous bonus codes.
anyway waiting for it..

Quote from: tspacepilot on May 14, 2015, 09:23:09 PM

Quote from: Ingatqhvq on May 04, 2015, 10:31:40 AM

The red color of the interface of the site is making eye tired, maybe change another color is much better.

Isn't there a button on chainroll to change the color? Perhaps I'm remembering wrong but I thought they had night/day modes. Even if they don't, you can always just change the color of the background with javascript in your browser:

document.getElementById("idofthedifyouwannachangethebackgroundof").style.background.color="white";

I dont think that they have night/day mode feature, and thanks for the idea/suggestion how the way to change the background's color but unfortunately not all members understand about javascript including me

it will great if you explain it step by step to help others to implement it.

Sure thing. BTW, bibaby's suggestion about a FF extension might be easier. But I took a look at the chainroll site and it's quite simple to change the background in just a few clicks. In FF, I just right-click on the background of the page, and then select "inspect element". The inspection window opens up and the background div is highlighted. On chainroll, it's a

with a class "container". Anyway, at that point, you can click into the right panel where it is showing CSS rules and you can click into the section called "element" and then type in "background:green" or whatever color you want. That worked for me when I just tried it.

In that same "inspection" panel, you can click into "console" and type (or cut-n-paste) in some javascript to do the same thing for all the elements of class "container". Two lines:

Code:

var ctns = document.getElementsByClassName("container");
for (var i=0;i

The first line gets all the elements of class "container" and the second line loops through them and turns their backgrounds green. That also turned the background green for me. Change "green" to whatever you want.

I note, however, that the list of "container" elements was only a single one, so it's a little strange that "container" is a class and not an id. But whatever. Anyway, you could also use an add on like greasemonkey to save this javascript to always run on chainroll.

Hope it helps! Have fun!