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 Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2012 6:53 pm
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Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2012 8:37 pm
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Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2012 10:37 pm
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Cher Belle slothiiiey I hope this tutorial helps: http://www.gaiaonline.com/forum/profile-discussion/guide-learn-how-to-code-v2-current-profiles/t.42151201/ If you still have questions, I could try and help you. ^^ Thank you! But its actually the guide I have been using. Though I still have questions about it such as the panels! Like this one! {position: relative; left: ##px; top: ##px;} I do know selector is for panel, but how do I move one panel in the middle and the others right underneath it? I tried it but instead it all gets clashed in.. Plus like having a profile where there is one panel that is big that shows the avi ( i think thats detail panel) and the rest of the other panels small but not too small. Also I did try to make them small but for some reason they came out nearly flat. I tried changing the size but it stayed the same no matter what number.. It so small, people cannot see the scroll I added. Also it doesnt show me how one makes links small. Like getting a URL image and making it small... umm something like this: http://www.gaiaonline.com/profiles/cher-belle/26391097/?mode=addcomment like making a link to a comment section but smaller. I have seen links that people made by themselves and I was wondering how you make one.. It might be a bit different on my cpu... Sorry but im like a pain in the tush when it comes to asking questions like this... I am not smart on stuff like this on computers so its rough...>.<; I'm actually trying to make a profile on my other account Emerald Coast and on here. Finding pictures that are big enough to fill the whole background profile is quite hard enough lol
V2 panels are extremely tricky, so don't worry about it! Everyone starts somewhere with coding.
Its been a while since I've coded CSS, so I'll try my best.
The way v2 profiles work is actually a little different than v1. In v1 you move the panels separately and move them around. In v2, you separate panels(aka the square that the selectors reside in) in a row (also called a column), and move the row around.
So instead of having the normal about, comments, wishlist as the selectors, you are going to have to use these 4 selectors:
#columns
#column_1
column_2
column_3
#columns is like the total size of the screen. I usually start off with these inside - width: 1500px; top: 25px; left: 10px; position: absolute;
for the columns_1...4:
#column_1 {
margin-top: 0px; //similar to position: absolute height.
margin-left:11px; //similar to position: absolute left.
width: 240px; //width of all the panels in the row
color: #c50000; background: transparent; //changes the color in between each individual panel to be invisible. To change the color in between the panels, erase this whole line and change it to background-color: #HEX CODE;
}
and just change the margin top px to move each column around. If you want a specific panel, such as your about me to be in the center, for example, go to edit your profile on the main profile page and move the about me to be in the second column, and delete the others with in that column.
Unfortunately, this is going to change all of the panels in that one row to be the same, but you can change the 3 rows to be different from each other...
ps: I'm sure there are other codes, but this is the one that I use so....yeah. xD
Links:
a {font-size: 9px; color: #HEXCODE; text-transform: uppercase; text-decoration: underline; font-weight: normal;}
a:hover {font-size: 10px; color: #HEXCODE; text-transform: uppercase; text-decoration: none; border-bottom: 1px solid #HEXCODE; font-weight: normal;}
note that this changes all the links in the whole profile, not just the comments like you wanted.
To change the height:just use normal selectors for specific panels and have the height equal the size you want.
If you want to size down your details section, just go to your profile preferences and uncheck the things you dont need.
As for finding pictures to fill up the screen, I would not suggest that. People may have a larger computer screen than you (like me) so the image just kind of cuts off. I would suggest having a small picture as the main focus and having it blend in. Also stick with repeatable backgrounds.
Hope this helps~ |
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Harmonical Melodies Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed Feb 29, 2012 4:59 am
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Posted: Wed Feb 29, 2012 6:34 am
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