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CoolApps (2016-01-03 05:29:45)As I said in the OP, my profile shows it in action. Specifically it would be the red and black boxes I had organised my text in.
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PANZERFAUST (2016-01-03 06:41:38)I somewhat get it now! Thanks.
TBH I was sorta high when I first read this.
EDIT: I do not understand how to do stuff using PlazaCSS though.
2016-01-03 06:57:25
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CoolApps (2016-01-03 07:17:19)You paste the code from the small text box to the bottom of your profile bio. You then use the large textarea to place your CSS in.
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PANZERFAUST (2016-01-03 07:56:56)I understand that, but I don't know what to put in the large textarea.
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Leviathan (2016-02-15 06:53:44)You just gave me a reason to come back here.
To continue being one of the top 10 profilers.
I'm an open book, there are few questions I won't answer honestly, no matter how embarrassing.
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Back to forum: Profile Design (3DSPlaza BBCode and BBCode CSS)
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Newest registered user: ElegantVulpes
Ever wanted to do more with your profile with customly defined DIVs? Well, here it is!
Step 1 - Setting Up
In order to do this, for the DIV CSS you'll need to use a web server or service such as PlazaCSS to host your CSS.
This will NOT work if the DIV CSS is directly placed into the 3DSPlaza biography editor textarea.
[style]@import url(http://example.com/path/to.css);[/style]
This should be added in the end of the profile to be on the safe side.
Step 2 - DIV Creation
Now we have the important part done, next is to create the DIV(s).
How you ask? The BBCodes [b​ox] (block) and [rb​ox] (rounded block) have been around for a long time. For simplicity sake (because we don't want to style more than we have to), we'll go with [b​ox].
Enter this in your Plaza biography:
[b​ox=COLOUR]whatever you want[/b​ox]
Obviously replace 'COLOUR' with a colour, preferably a hex code if you want to make it unique. This would not only change the background colour but it would also act like an ID.
Step 3 - Givin' Dem Dat
SWAGStyleSo here's the part we've been waiting for.
In the CSS file you had uploaded to a server or whatever, place something like this (remember to replace 'COLOUR' with the one you had set):
div[style="background-color: COLOUR;"] {
...
}
Where it shows '...' is where you should place your own CSS declarations. A nice example would be 'padding: 5px;'.
Once that's all saved, it should be all good.
If you want to see a demo, my profile has this set up.
If you're going to copy & paste, you may need to retype the tags you're pasting.
They were altered so that they would visually show up raw. This would primarily be the [b​ox] tags.
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