profile css better way 2 ways By alex809

By @alex809
POSTED: 22 Dec 2010 05:51
CATEGORY: This Community
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This is the improved and 2 new ways css on prof actually better
td-first background color
div-2nd backround color
a-link color all links
img-the image border
input-dont know does something
span the header were is says my zone log out welcome etc.

starts and finishs the style.
[ style ]td {background:the color;} changes the first background color

div {background:the color;} changes back background 2nd

a {color:link color; text decoration:none] changes the link color like the my zone or any links you upload

img {border:2px solid moroon;} this changes the solid border pixels

input {type=checkbox] {display:none} i dont know what this does.

span {background:the color:text color} changes the welcome thing and header background

textarea {background:the color} changes the comment box color.

[ style ]td { background:the color]div {background: the color;}a {color:link color;text decoration:none;]img {border:2px solid moroon;]input [type=checkbox]{display:none]span {background:color:text color;} [/style ]

2nd way with urls for comment box and background.

[ style ]td {background:the color;]div {background-image:url(http://link here for image);}a {color:the link color;text decoration:none]img {border:2px solid moroon;]input [type=checkbox]{display:none}span {background:the color:text color;}[/style]

the new div code will put in the url image.the new textarea will do the same but u have to experiment with different images i had to.

all links where it says url(http://the link) must go in the brackets and the url( must be left alone or it wont work

+5 -0

DeafDood
15 May 2011 01:09

Sorry for the spam. Hey, some of the codes isn't working.

the part when you say about the link color. o3o

DeafDood
15 May 2011 01:04

If it's so hard to use. Then google some meaning words. My gosh. =O

DeafDood
15 May 2011 00:59

If it's so hard to use. Then google some meaning words. My gosh. =O

alex809
22 Feb 2011 03:21

Go to My Zone then settings then in your bio anywere input the code.it also works for blogs.

a.smith
15 Feb 2011 17:57

Input [type=checkbox] changes the style of a checkbox

Biphenyl
29 Jan 2011 00:09

vv Agreed.

alex809
12 Jan 2011 17:35

its not hard very easy

ANAIYAK
10 Jan 2011 03:36

agree ↓

smartiesrox135
03 Jan 2011 05:48

so confused....

Jack10
24 Dec 2010 22:47

"o_0

Flyguy156
23 Dec 2010 15:01

She means your text talk.

Flyguy156
23 Dec 2010 15:00

She means your text talk.

alex809
22 Dec 2010 17:00

Actually you did you just read sxomething that totally makes semse and also you just read something that is written for dsi site making.

basically you read css a type of computer language.

alex809
22 Dec 2010 16:51

to put an actual link on the profile (if you mean on the profile not the css)you need to put in [a]http://the link here[/a] example if you are using a site or something then just put this is in (obviousy) http://www.dsipaint.com and the link will come up in blue or whatever the link color is that you set your css link to.

alex809
22 Dec 2010 07:59

your welcom

alex809
22 Dec 2010 07:25

wen u are at end of image link you have to put ) or it wont work

alex809
22 Dec 2010 07:23

ok i will help u basically what im saing is that for number 1 all you do with that code is solid colors and text but if you use the 2nd code you can put in some solid colors where they need to go and links were they go lets say for the div code you can get any image from google or anywhere example

[style]div {background-image:url(http://www.google.com or for links without www. just (http://google.com/images until you get to end of image link.

now textarea is a little harder the same process just you hav to search the web for an image that will load.

you can use still images and animated images for both.

profile css better way 2 ways

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