Most information here is taken from
this guide and is explain by me.
The Parts Of A Code>>Let's say you have this code::
#commonFriends{display:none;}The red part is the section ID. This can be changed to #about, #friends, etc.
The blue part is what you want the section ID to do.
In this case, the code will make the ""Common Friends"" go away.Making A CodeMaking A Code>> Step One--> Choose a section ID.
Walk through//
_______h2 --> The header of a section. For example::
#comments h2.
The part where it says 'Comments'
.section h2.
Makes ALL the headers do the same thing.
So, if you had this code:
.section h2 {background: transparent url ('http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v612/kjarzecki/Gaia%20Stuff/BH-KarineC.jpg') repeat;} That would make
all the headers have the same image.
Notes::
The main header, the one usually that has a house in it, is not affected by the .section h2 codes.
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#________ ---> Base of a section ID.
For example::
#
aboutThat would be the about section ID.
Notes::
Make sure it exists. For example, this code:
#what my friends said {display: none;}wouldn't make sense.
#comments .caption {display: none;}would work. CSS codes is like a mini language.
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Making A Code>> Step Two-->Choose what you want to do.
Walk through//
Let's say you want a code with will make the background for the signature repeat.
Let's start off with this:
#signature {backgroundTry doing what you already know.
Since I've already given you the code for a background, try applying it to
this code.
You should end up with this:
#signature {background: transparent url ('urlhere') repeat;}There you go! ^^
Resources::
All Out Guide To CSSFAQs & ResourcesThe 'Offical' CSS Code ListIf you need any profile help, just post a comment to this Journal entry, and I'll try to help you. ^___^