im not sure what you mean XD does it have to do with the display:block? or :disabled idk im throwing stones here XD
Well, keyword here is "break" = w = It's something any good coder would never do because it isn't proper syntax... But what happens when you forget to close your brackets or leave an open note line...?
exactly what is happening now stuff breaks. XD hahaha I never would have thought of it omg.
Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2015 10:44 pm
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exactly what is happening now stuff breaks. XD hahaha I never would have thought of it omg.
Yup 8'D Just don't become too abusive with your header -- moving it around too much or removing it can still get you in trouble. (Like I said, I have this reported (#6) so don't be surprised if this eventually doesn't work anymore)
exactly what is happening now stuff breaks. XD hahaha I never would have thought of it omg.
Yup 8'D Just don't become too abusive with your header -- moving it around too much or removing it can still get you in trouble. (Like I said, I have this reported (#6) so don't be surprised if this eventually doesn't work anymore)
yeah I read all about the limitations when coding the header. I kinda wanted to try the whole splitting it thing to learn. It would be nice if they fixed it (thus no more weird code! O.o) but allowed us to get the look some other way. :3 thanks a lot! i learn a lot from your guides and staring at your code. All your profiles are so purdy XD.
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2015 7:10 pm
hi there surprised I have a question, so version 4 has fixed headers, but when you hover over them panels slide out and back in when you hover over something else?
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Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2015 7:17 pm
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hi there surprised I have a question, so version 4 has fixed headers, but when you hover over them panels slide out and back in when you hover over something else?
I guess I need a gif to explain better X'D But no, you still hover over the headers. Method 3 & 4 are very similar both visually and through coding. 3 can get a bit more complicated though coding-wise if you have borders and other things which need to be repressed in the regular state. If you want a "live" comparison, this layout uses method #3 on the left side, while this profile uses method #4 on the right side. The difference might be hard to spot, but you can see how the panels expand with method #3, while they just slide out with #4. Chrome also has z-indexing problems so that the panels overlay some of the tabs with method #4.
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2015 7:32 pm
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hi there surprised I have a question, so version 4 has fixed headers, but when you hover over them panels slide out and back in when you hover over something else?
I guess I need a gif to explain better X'D But no, you still hover over the headers. Method 3 & 4 are very similar both visually and through coding. 3 can get a bit more complicated though coding-wise if you have borders and other things which need to be repressed in the regular state. If you want a "live" comparison, this layout uses method #3 on the left side, while this profile uses method #4 on the right side. The difference might be hard to spot, but you can see how the panels expand with method #3, while they just slide out with #4. Chrome also has z-indexing problems so that the panels overlay some of the tabs with method #4.
ooooohhh i see! yeah, method 3 and 4 are very similar :0 it was pretty hard to tell the difference lol the profile with method 4 is kind of awkward, because when you hover over biography, the sliding panel kind of blocks the other headers :0, or is it supposed to be like that? o-o
so, it is possible to have just a panel with headers on top and when you hover over them, them, they expand? oh man, i'm very bad at trying to explain what I'm trying to say @A@ ARGH SO SORRY FOR CRAPPY DRAWING
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Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2015 7:39 pm
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ooooohhh i see! yeah, method 3 and 4 are very similar :0 it was pretty hard to tell the difference lol the profile with method 4 is kind of awkward, because when you hover over biography, the sliding panel kind of blocks the other headers :0, or is it supposed to be like that? o-o
so, it is possible to have just a panel with headers on top and when you hover over them, them, they expand? oh man, i'm very bad at trying to explain what I'm trying to say @A@ ARGH SO SORRY FOR CRAPPY DRAWING
When you hover over the panel headers, they expand? o3o Or the panels themselves expand? Both are possible -- if you want the headers to expand, then just adjust the height/width of that upon hovering. The panels expanding are already explained on the first page XD
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2015 7:47 pm
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When you hover over the panel headers, they expand? o3o Or the panels themselves expand? Both are possible -- if you want the headers to expand, then just adjust the height/width of that upon hovering. The panels expanding are already explained on the first page XD
LOL, i meant the panels expand woops also yeah I kinda got it, thank you very much for answering my questions! I just have to redo my whole code because it's so poopy and messy @_@ and everything is so confusing lol
is it possible to set a tabbed section to stay out while you scroll the window down? i'm thinking something along the lines of setting the section itself to stay open when you hover over it or set the header tab to keep the section open if you click the header?
"Click" effects are not possible with CSS. You can mimic them by abusing spoiler buttons, but I don't really support that so I am not too familiar with how to do that :c You can make the tabs follow you as you scroll down the page though... just set the panel headers to "fixed" positioning and the panels themselves as well. As far as staying open, if you manipulate things right, you might be able to... (like when you are hovering over #main, set your #about height/width to something). Not too sure if that's what you are after?
darn it, you just reminded me that I need to add the finishing touches on this guide
5 months later.... click effect is now possible using CSS only... almost persistent one too
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2015 6:41 am
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5 months later.... click effect is now possible using CSS only... almost persistent one too
lol ikr X'D Maybe I should look into adding persistent tabs as well... Bah, I need to update this.
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Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 1:43 pm
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Hello! I've been trying to split the header bar like in your profile, but I can't manage to get the right section to align to the right. Do you have any tips on how to do that?
Ah, that's actually abusing a "glitch" on the profiles = w = ;; (I have it reported so it might be eventually fixed, but yeah, I'm abusing it myself in the meantime)
You have to disable the header CSS at the bottom of your Theme Override. So do you know what to do in order to break/disable any lines of code under a certain line...? c;
I totally read this about 2 months ago when I was brand-new-for-the-second-time to CSS. It's funny that I didn't understand it until I needed it yesterday. haha
