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Blessed Marshmallow

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hello do you have any idea how to put a box around the item from your wishlist? thank you c: please help


Classic or Current profile? I think the class is the same.
Current: #id_wishlist .item { declaration block }
Classic: #wishlist .item { declaration block }

Then just apply the border in the declaration block.
thank you hehe, it worked but do you have any idea if it could have spaces between them? the boxes are too close to each other :c

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hello do you have any idea how to put a box around the item from your wishlist? thank you c: please help


Classic or Current profile? I think the class is the same.
Current: #id_wishlist .item { declaration block }
Classic: #wishlist .item { declaration block }

Then just apply the border in the declaration block.
thank you hehe, it worked but do you have any idea if it could have spaces between them? the boxes are too close to each other :c


Use margin.

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hello do you have any idea how to put a box around the item from your wishlist? thank you c: please help


Classic or Current profile? I think the class is the same.
Current: #id_wishlist .item { declaration block }
Classic: #wishlist .item { declaration block }

Then just apply the border in the declaration block.
thank you hehe, it worked but do you have any idea if it could have spaces between them? the boxes are too close to each other :c


Use margin.
Ohh my it totally worked! THanks so much! c:

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Uh, thanks? Lol

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She was stalking me. ninja



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She was stalking me. ninja





Lmao, that explains it. xd

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Yeah, I spent most of my day yesterday figuring out some coding of my profile since I just designed it and all. There were a few bits that drove my OCD insane too, so I ended up here and she stalked me. whee Thanks for the help once more by the way.


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This is just what I need. Thanks for this. *subscribes*

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Help? box-shadow: <inset> <x-offset> <y-offset> <blur> <spread> <color>;✖

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✖ The box shadow confuzles me D8
Help? box-shadow: <inset> <x-offset> <y-offset> <blur> <spread> <color>;✖


Box Shadow may look confusing at first but its pretty easy.

inset is optional, just like in Photoshop (or any other image editor) when you want a colored border added to something you have the option of "inset" which means the border spreads from the edge toward the inside of the image. Its pretty much the same concept here. Inset just means that you have a box that fills inward. x-offset and y-offset determine their position from the original image / text you apply it to. Similar to the ability to use drop-shadow in Photoshop. blur allows you to set the size of the blur for the 'shadow'. Spread allows you to set the size of the shadow itself. color is the color of the shadow.

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✖ The box shadow confuzles me D8
Help? box-shadow: <inset> <x-offset> <y-offset> <blur> <spread> <color>;✖


Box Shadow may look confusing at first but its pretty easy.

inset is optional, just like in Photoshop (or any other image editor) when you want a colored border added to something you have the option of "inset" which means the border spreads from the edge toward the inside of the image. Its pretty much the same concept here. Inset just means that you have a box that fills inward. x-offset and y-offset determine their position from the original image / text you apply it to. Similar to the ability to use drop-shadow in Photoshop. blur allows you to set the size of the blur for the 'shadow'. Spread allows you to set the size of the shadow itself. color is the color of the shadow.



✖ Yea, but I dunno how to put it in?
like you take out these: < >: but where do you the px? I tried and didnt work
I did something like this : box-shadow: inset px2 x-offset px2 y-offset px3 blur px4 spread px2 color:white ✖

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✖ The box shadow confuzles me User Image - Blocked by "Display Image" Settings. Click to show.
Help? box-shadow: <inset> <x-offset> <y-offset> <blur> <spread> <color>;✖


Box Shadow may look confusing at first but its pretty easy.

inset is optional, just like in Photoshop (or any other image editor) when you want a colored border added to something you have the option of "inset" which means the border spreads from the edge toward the inside of the image. Its pretty much the same concept here. Inset just means that you have a box that fills inward. x-offset and y-offset determine their position from the original image / text you apply it to. Similar to the ability to use drop-shadow in Photoshop. blur allows you to set the size of the blur for the 'shadow'. Spread allows you to set the size of the shadow itself. color is the color of the shadow.



✖ Yea, but I dunno how to put it in?
like you take out these: < >: but where do you the px? I tried and didnt work
I did something like this : box-shadow: inset px2 x-offset px2 y-offset px3 blur px4 spread px2 color:white ✖


box-shadow: inset 2px 2px 3px 4px 2px white;

Don't worry about the spread so much though, I find it more useless.

Let me clarify. The browser reads the list in order, excluding inset and color, those can be placed anywhere. It reads the x-offset, y-offset, blur, and spread in that order

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box-shadow: inset 2px 2px 3px 4px 2px white;

Don't worry about the spread so much though, I find it more useless.

Let me clarify. The browser reads the list in order, excluding inset and color, those can be placed anywhere. It reads the x-offset, y-offset, blur, and spread in that order



✖ Hmm, still not working.. D:
Check my profile? ✖

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box-shadow: inset 2px 2px 3px 4px 2px white;

Don't worry about the spread so much though, I find it more useless.

Let me clarify. The browser reads the list in order, excluding inset and color, those can be placed anywhere. It reads the x-offset, y-offset, blur, and spread in that order



✖ Hmm, still not working.. D:
Check my profile? ✖


My bad, I added an extra set of pixels, take out the last 2px before the white. whee

You can probably still remove the set for the spread, I still find that one rather useless.
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