Great, that worked well. Thanks for the help!

On Aug 30, 5:50 pm, Michael Nosal <mno...@mitre.org> wrote:
> In Timeline 2.3.1, a change was made to switch from using the 
> theme.ether.backgroundColors array to use the .timeline-ether-bg CSS class 
> name instead.
> If you look in /src/webapp/api/styles/ethers.css, at the end of the file 
> you'll see:
> .timeline-band-0 .timeline-ether-bg{background-color:#eee}
> .timeline-band-1 .timeline-ether-bg{background-color:#ddd}
> .timeline-band-2 .timeline-ether-bg{background-color:#ccc}
> .timeline-band-3 .timeline-ether-bg{background-color:#aaa}
>
> This says that the first band will get background color #eee, the second will 
> get #ddd, etc.
>
> Your colors would look like:
> .timeline-band-0 .timeline-ether-bg{background-color:#aa0000}
> .timeline-band-1 .timeline-ether-bg{background-color:#f2b36e}
> .timeline-band-2 .timeline-ether-bg{background-color:#f2b36e}
>
> You can add these rules to your own stylesheet that is loaded after the 
> ethers.css stylesheet, or include them in your .html file directly inside a 
> <style> element (again, after the ethers.css file has been loaded).
>
> --Mike
>
> On Aug 30, 2011, at 3:48 PM, Gabe wrote:
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> > Hello,
>
> > I have had some trouble figuring out how to change the background
> > color of my timeline.  Right now, I have tried using the following
> > code in the onLoad() method:
>
> >     var theme = Timeline.ClassicTheme.create();
> >     theme.ether.backgroundColors[0] = "#AA0000";
> >     theme.ether.backgroundColors[1] = "#f2b36e";
> >     theme.ether.backgroundColors[2] = "#f2b36e";
>
> > As you can see, I have three different bands in my timeline.  I have
> > applied my theme variable to each band info section as seen below:
>
> >   var bandInfos = [
> >     Timeline.createBandInfo({
> >         eventSource:    eventSource1,
> >         date:           "3000 BC",
> >         width:          "20%",
> >         intervalUnit:   Timeline.DateTime.CENTURY,
> >     intervalPixels: 60,
> >         theme: theme
> > }), ...etc
>
> > This method does not change the background color of the timeline.  It
> > continues to stay gray.
>
> > Is there another way to do this, or does anyone see a problem with
> > what I have done?
>
> > Thanks!
>
> > -Gabe

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