DrLame

Okay, I ended up using a php script (from here: http://community.justin.tv/forums/showthread.php?t=9464 ) and manually making images to handle showing if streams are online (I want to keep the users on my site instead of sending them to twitch). It works perfect alone with the ability to embed the streams with your plugin, so I’m ecstatic =D

Thanks again for all the help!

Thank you so much for all the detailed help! I’ve got the color working, and the placement of the word Offline, thanks to you! The only other thing is, when I first enable the menu (before it displays offline) it stack up nice and neat like all the other stacked links over there. But as soon as it detects and displays Offline, it does that gap between the links. Any ideas? This is what I’m using in my CSS now, under #sidebar (thanks to you):

.lsb-status-widget-holder ul li { float: none; }
.lsb-status-widget-indicator { color: #FFFFFF; margin-right: 10px; position: relative; top: -28px; }

I had to move the color from the top one to the bottom one. I can’t figure out if the top one is working at all, changing it doesn’t seem to do anything… but I could have put it in the wrong place if they weren’t meant to be placed together…

Again, thank you for all the help!

Okay, there’s a few things… the menu isn’t looking right on my site, now that I’ve read the instructions and done it right. It’s in the far bottom left of the site.

http://www.qqmercs.com/

Also, resizing the video with the width=”X” height=”X” tags doesn’t work.
And, finally, is it possible to get rid of the glaring red message when you shrink the chat below minimum specs? ( http://www.qqmercs.com/?page_id=1849 )