Alright I'll try it out. Where would I put the codes for the text though? Is this right?
[fancypost bgcolor=white;border: 10px ridge gray;]
OOC:
IC:
[/fancypost]
Alright I'll try it out. Where would I put the codes for the text though? Is this right?
[fancypost bgcolor=white;border: 10px ridge gray;]
OOC:
IC:
[/fancypost]
The codes for the text go where your border codes would go, it generally easiest to just put them right before the square bracket (]).
Alright thanks.
[fancypost bgcolor=white;border: 10px ridge gray;color: black;font-family: comic sans MS;]
OOC:
IC:
[/fancypost]
:)
How would I make a picture background?
The code for a picture background is:
background:url (put URL inside here);
And the code to show a particular place in the bg is:
background-position: (put place here)
Places are:
left, right, center
Alright, I'll give it a shot:
[fancypost bgcolor=white;border: 10px ridge gray;color: black;font-family: comic sans MS;background:;]
OOC:
IC:
[/fancypost]
It didn't work...
Okay, the new code is:
background:url(http://www.freegreatpicture.co…ract-color-background.jpg);
I did find a new link to the same pic, but also you had img codes which don't work for backgrounds. Also, if you have a space between the background:url and the brackets, the code won't work. Nice background by the way!
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Alright, I'll give it a shot:
[fancypost bgcolor=white; border: 10px ridge gray; color: black;font-family: comic sans MS; background:url(http://www.freegreatpicture.co…ract-color-background.jpg);]
OOC:
IC:
[/fancypost]
It didn't work...
Oh alright, thanks. I guess I was a bit confused.
[fancypost bgcolor=white;border: 10px ridge gray;color: black;font-family: comic sans MS;background:url(http://www.freegreatpicture.co…ract-color-background.jpg);]
OOC:
IC:
[/fancypost]
Trust me, when I first got the Table code, I had no idea what I was doing with it! I never had a teacher either.
Haha yeah that must have been really confusing
There were
| codes and [tb] codes and I had no idea what they were for or what they were supposed to do, but if I deleted them they mucked the whole thing up! (I now know what they are!) |
Wow, that must have been difficult! Well at least it must have given you something to do no?
Definitely! at least now I know what they are for, I can make better table fancyposts, which are my personal favorite type.
(In case you don't know/have forgotten:
is Table row, end of table row
Table.... door?)
Mkay, thanks :3
Oh, and if you are going to do a table, don't forget to put
| , and after the [tb] put your codes for a regular fancypost. If you want codes for height and width, they're below: height: (number)px; width: (number)px; |