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It's setting an image as a background, so what do you think? ;)
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Hmm, I was wondering... Can somebody tell me how to shift everything in my Signature to the center?
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Select all of it, and hit the center button. Or wrap it in: [center][/center] tags.
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Yeah... That's what I tried earlier.
It... just kinda screws everything up. xDD;;
It... just kinda screws everything up. xDD;;
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The only way to do that is to make the background transparent in image-editing software. You cannot do that with CSS.
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Background color can be transparent. The element is just
HTML:
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This won't work on an actual image that already has an opaque background, which is what I understood him to be asking about.
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w3schools.org has a list somewhere. That or w3c.org.
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That all deals with, from top to bottom:
The positioning of the affected tag (only works with div tags).
The margins of the affected tag (only works with div tags).
The padding of the affected tag (only works with div tags).
The height of the affected tag (only works with div tags).
The width of the affected tag (only works with div tags).
The "px" after the numbers indicates that it's measured in pixels. 200px means it'd be 200 pixels tall.
The positioning of the affected tag (only works with div tags).
The margins of the affected tag (only works with div tags).
The padding of the affected tag (only works with div tags).
The height of the affected tag (only works with div tags).
The width of the affected tag (only works with div tags).
The "px" after the numbers indicates that it's measured in pixels. 200px means it'd be 200 pixels tall.
thanks :)
just one more question,
can you be a little more specific?
position: (absolute,relative, static, fixed);
what does absolute, relative, static and fixed do?
I know they alter the position, but I don't know how.
i've got more CSS troubles.
when i try to make some coding, for some reason, it duplicates itself and makes two backgrounds, making things incredibly annoying, can anyone suggest why or how to stop this?
and the end result;
...it automatically changed :/
just one more question,
can you be a little more specific?
position: (absolute,relative, static, fixed);
what does absolute, relative, static and fixed do?
I know they alter the position, but I don't know how.
i've got more CSS troubles.
when i try to make some coding, for some reason, it duplicates itself and makes two backgrounds, making things incredibly annoying, can anyone suggest why or how to stop this?
Spoiler:
and the end result;
Spoiler:
...it automatically changed :/
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Those are in reference to the object above in the case of absolute and relative, and static and fixed pertain to where it is in the window and from the top of the page, I think (not too sure on these last two, as I don't use them very often).
when i try to make some coding, for some reason, it duplicates itself and makes two backgrounds, making things incredibly annoying, can anyone suggest why or how to stop this?
Spoiler:
and the end result;
...it automatically changed :/
The problem seems to be that you have an enter where you didn't need one as well as all those excess font tags getting in the way. I suggest removing your default posting font since that gets in your way it seems, and also check over what I removed/changed from your code.
Wow, thanks :)
I think I'm getting the hang of this :) .
... but I can't see the coding for some reason :/
I'll just try again :)
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I think I see it, thanks :)
...Another question, say I want css next to another css, I can't do it.
is there a code for it?
I think I saw the answer in this thread, but my searches are fruitless.
..if that makes sense.
...Another question, say I want css next to another css, I can't do it.
is there a code for it?
I think I saw the answer in this thread, but my searches are fruitless.
..if that makes sense.
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