![]() Customisation ![]() ![]() Phreestyl… Phreestyle escreveu: 9 Out., 2007
How do I change the background and colour of text? Great question. I'm glad I asked. Just enclose your text inside div tags and use CSS to style the contents. Eg. <div style="background:#aea703;color: #fff; padding:0.5em;">YOUR TEXT HERE</div> background = background colour color = text colour padding = the space between your text and the edges of the background ![]() ![]() ![]() Phreestyl… Phreestyle escreveu: 9 Out., 2007
How do I make different sized text? Easy peasey Simply use the paragraph tag Eg. <p style="font-size:1.5em;">YOUR TEXT HERE</p> font-size = You guessed it. The size of the font. (em is the size of a standard letter 'm'). A bigger number makes bigger text. Check it out. ![]()
![]() ![]() ![]() Phreestyl… Phreestyle escreveu: 10 Out., 2007
So Mr. smarty pants coding guy, how do I put borders around stuff? I'm glad you asked, 'cause I've just prepared this border tutorial. Just add some border attributes to your divs Eg. <div style="border: 0.2em solid #F4A600;">blah blah blah</div> 0.2em = width of your border solid = border style. Other styles include double, ridge, groove, inset, dashed #F4A600 = colour of the border ![]() ![]() ![]() Phreestyl… Phreestyle escreveu: 10 Out., 2007
This left aligned text is kinda boring. Any tips? How about right aligned? Center aligned is cool Backward is even more cool Eg. <p style="text-align:right;">YADDA_YADDA</p> text-align = Go on, see if you can guess. You can use left, center or right. I reckon, I'll leave backward text for another post. ![]() ![]() ![]() onebreath onebreath escreveu: 10 Out., 2007
Would you consider closing all inline CSS with semi-colons? For consistency's sake? Also, I love your idea of using colors - seriously, it's brilliant - but would you consider using more accessible color schemes? The one about borders is a bit hard to read, imo. ![]()
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![]() ![]() ![]() Phreestyl… Phreestyle escreveu: 11 Out., 2007
I know of a really cool site. How do I link to it from my profile page?You mean like this? Okey dokely. All you need to do is add the url of the target site to a simple line of code and give it a title. Eg. <a href="TARGET_URL">LINK_TITLE</a> You might want to give it some colour to make it stand out. Just style it like we did the div and paragraph tags. Eg. <a style="color:#f3f4f5;" href="TARGET_URL">LINK_TITLE</a> Pretty simple, hey. Give it a go. ![]() ![]() ![]() webseitle… webseitler escreveu: 11 Out., 2007
Everyone should at least know how to make a link before we give them the keys to the internet, wouldn't you say? ;) ![]() ![]() ![]() Phreestyl… Phreestyle escreveu: 11 Out., 2007
Woah. How do I add one those?First you have to make your header. Use photoshop or whatever graphics package you like. Save to a hosting service. I use Photobucket. It's free. Just make sure it is not more than 500px wide. Then add this code to your profile. <img style="border:0.2em outset #AC4A14;" src="IMAGE_SOURCE_HERE" alt="IMAGE_NAME_HERE" /a>How easy was that? Hey, go crazy. ![]() ![]() ![]() Phreestyl… Phreestyle escreveu: 13 Out., 2007
So, what now? What you do now is up to you. Hopefully, I've provided you with a good set of tools you can use to personalise your profile page. All of these techniques can be combined to create a unique and colourful frontend to your COLOURloving world. Here's a complete layout. Feel free to change any/all parts to suit your purposes. Have fun. Questions? I'll try my best to answer them
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![]() ![]() ![]() Phreestyl… Phreestyle escreveu: 18 Out., 2007
I'm not really sure what you require. But, would be happy to put something together. They are pretty well set up as tags that you can cut and paste as required. They just need to be modified to suit - ie, colour, background, widths, etc Let me know what you need and I'll do my best. ![]() ![]() ![]() ms ms escreveu: 19 Out., 2007
just thought it would be fun to tag palettes with different size/font/colour ![]() ![]() ![]() Phreestyl… Phreestyle escreveu: 20 Out., 2007
No dice, I'm afraid. That would be cool. I tried to style up a tag on one of my colours, but to no avail. It now has a pretty weird set of tags. You can use them to leave comments on a lover, colour or palette page, however. I use them to write inspiration descriptions on my palette pages. An example is here ![]() ![]() ![]() bunigrl33 bunigrl33 escreveu: 27 Out., 2007
What if I just want colored text with no background? How is it formatted then? What I have right now: [p style="fFONT SIZE;" ]MY TEXT HERE [a href=" TARGET URL/" target="_blank"]LINK TITLE[/a][/p] (had to change all the < to [ to keep it from being formatted here. but it works properly on my bio page) What I want to do is have part of the text colored, but not all of it. I tried following the above instructions for adding color to the link but it just made my text disappear. ![]() ![]() ![]() Phreestyl… Phreestyle escreveu: 27 Out., 2007
"What I want to do is have part of the text colored, but not all of it. I tried following the above instructions for adding color to the link but it just made my text disappear." Good question. This is relatively simple to do. All you have to do is encase the desired text inside <span> tags. And, then style up the tags appropriately. Here's an example <p style="color:#000; ![]()
![]() ![]() ![]() bunigrl33 bunigrl33 escreveu: 2 Abr., 2008
~raises hand~ I have another question. How does one change the line spacing between lines of text? For example: If I want text to look double spaced, I just add a 'return' between each line. But this time I want it to look like its 1.5 spaced instead - closer together, but still readable. never mind, I think I figured it out. it was this nifty style piece: line-height:1.4em; ![]() ![]() ![]() gibbygirl gibbygirl escreveu: 12 Nov., 2008
I have a quick question... How do you set up a simple scrolling marquee? I want to put my gifts on my profile, but I'm not sure how to do it. :( ![]() ![]() ![]() onebreath onebreath escreveu: 13 Nov., 2008
@gibbygirl: <marquee> *insert badges here* </marquee> should work. Should you need more info on the marquee tag, here's a link for you: http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/_MARQUEE.html ![]() ![]() |
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