SackThing101(2013-09-05 18:36:46)I've noticed that some (or most) people cody and paste the codes from Ultimate profile styling guide by Gray and never noticed this:
"Well that is it for now. here is SO much ore you an do, but you have to put these codes together making like... hundreds of possibilities... ._. ( Not doing that ) So try experimenting with some of these. "
Some people dont know how to "experiment" with CSS codes, so this is why I made a thread.
Let me give you an example.
Say if you wanted different colored words in the comment box like me and Gray have. You'll combine two codes. These codes are [style].commentbox_1{background-image:url(URL) ;}[/style] and [style].content{color:color here;}[/style]. You would remove "background-image:url(URL)" in the first code and place "color:color here" in the second code inside the {'s in the first code.
I'll let you figure out the rest. (Note: not ALL codes work with combining)
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I've noticed that some (or most) people cody and paste the codes from Ultimate profile styling guide by Gray and never noticed this:
"Well that is it for now. here is SO much ore you an do, but you have to put these codes together making like... hundreds of possibilities... ._. ( Not doing that ) So try experimenting with some of these. "
Some people dont know how to "experiment" with CSS codes, so this is why I made a thread.
Let me give you an example.
Say if you wanted different colored words in the comment box like me and Gray have. You'll combine two codes. These codes are [style].commentbox_1{background-image:url(URL) ;}[/style] and [style].content{color:color here;}[/style]. You would remove "background-image:url(URL)" in the first code and place "color:color here" in the second code inside the {'s in the first code.
I'll let you figure out the rest. (Note: not ALL codes work with combining)
2013-09-05 18:40:45