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New Homepage System Open to All

site_developer said:
this is an inheritance issue ...

to change the font-size to the .td1, .td2, .td3 titles you will use something like this

Code: 
.td1 h2, .td2 h2, .td3 h2{
    font-family: Impact, sans-serif;
    font-size:16px;
    white-space: nowrap}

I will see if I could add this to the script.

thanks
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See you'd think that would work, but it doesn't. Still the same issue, the font is stuck at times new roman, it will not change. I can PM you my personal space code where i've done the exact same thing and you can plug it in and see that the font doesn't change :(.
 
But you're using a custom logo for your profile home page title. You're not using the Member Name and changing that font. That's the font proven logic is having problems getting to take.
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try now

BTW: Why does his avatar show up next to his member name but for the majority of members the avatar is no longer displaying? I can't figure out how to make the avatar display to the left of the member name. The only way I've been able to get my avatar to display is to upload it and display on the right side of the page as a profile pic.
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a bug ... on it :up:
 
by looking at the HTML source you can get an overview of elements, classes, and ID's that you can edit

please keep in mind that inheritance is key in CSS ... eg. a link style can be controlled via it's element, class, and/or ID

TIP: Download Firefox and use the WEB DEVELOPER extension.
 
- the font issue should be fixed

- t-zero: a is for an unvisited link, li is for a listing

- i agree, there should be more documentation. while it says that this is for the more tech-savy users, a list of which elements are used and can be modified would be nice :)
 
just download the original style.css sheet and all the element tags are there, that's what i did. Just look at the source code for a profile page and pick out the address to the file and paste it in your browser.
 
I don't have a clue when there will be any documentation for this. I knew you guys were going to ask for it, but if we waited until that was done, I don't know when we would have been able to launch it. If someone wants to figure it out and right the documentation I'll pay you. I don't know when we will have time to do it. We started to not include the CSS at all because we were afraid of the nightmare it would cause to be honest. But since the system was capable, we opened it with the "be savy" disclaimer. You guys could even be running into bugs, I can't say. I'm not savy enough to understand CSS at all so can be of limited help... So under any scenario I have to pay someone to write up something to explain how to do it. But they guy that made it is involved in more pressing matters for the forseeable future. So it's a bit sticky.
 
Seth said:
I don't have a clue when there will be any documentation for this. I knew you guys were going to ask for it, but if we waited until that was done, I don't know when we would have been able to launch it. If someone wants to figure it out and right the documentation I'll pay you. I don't know when we will have time to do it. We started to not include the CSS at all because we were afraid of the nightmare it would cause to be honest. But since the system was capable, we opened it with the "be savy" disclaimer. You guys could even be running into bugs, I can't say. I'm not savy enough to understand CSS at all so can be of limited help... So under any scenario I have to pay someone to write up something to explain how to do it. But they guy that made it is involved in more pressing matters for the forseeable future. So it's a bit sticky.
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Well i certainly hope you don't do away with the use your own CSS feature, my entire profile is based on it! lol With any implementation like this you're going to run into bugs. If people are having problems and you don't have time to run everything down and find a solution, i think people will just have to settle with "it's buggy, use it at your own risk and as well as you can."
 
copy, paste, and review it ...

if you use Firefox just paste this in the EDIT CSS window (paste below existing css .. if you have embedded styles make sure it's below that)



Code: 
#container{width: 760px;background-color: #00003C;color:pink}
body{color: #000040; background: #000000 url(http://justusboys.com/blogstyles/logo.gif)}
strong{color: navy}
li{color: #5F6E8C;}
a{ color: limegreen; text-decoration: underline}
a:link,a:visited{ color: limegreen;}
a:hover{ text-decoration: none}
a:hover .fotgal,a:active .fotgal{
	border: 1px;
	border-color: #9AADBC;
	border-style: solid;
	border-width: 1px}
a:hover,a:active{ color: #95DDFF;}
.td1 h2{color: #95DDFF;}
.td1{color: #9AADBC;border: 0px solid #000040;}

.td2 h2{color: #95DDFF;}
.td2{color: #9AADBC;}
.td3 {background: olive}


.td1info{color:darkred;background:plum}
.td2info{color: #000000;background:magenta}
.td3info{color orange; brown}

.time{color:red}
/* left-right blog column */
.lcol,.rcol{background:red}
#innerbody{background:#00003C}
/* alternate color availabel in buddies and blog */
.alt1{background:blue}
.alt2{background:pink}
/* with css you can target specific elements */
li a:active,
li a:link,
li a:visited,
div a:active,
div a:link,
div a:visited{color:pink}
li a:hover {color:red;background:yellow}
.coltitle{color:yellow;font:22px arial}

.smallfont a,
.smallfont a:active,
.smallfont a:link,
.smallfont a:visited{color:greenyellow;font-size:20px;font-style:italic}
/* you can target specific titles by it's ID */
#contactme{color:tan;font:28px comic sans ms, sans-serif}
 
T-zero,
When I went into Edit Homepage Settings to edit the blog description, when I clicked save, it totally stripped any previous predone style sheet selection as well as stripping out all of my custom CSS.
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thanks that was a bug .. fixed

use this for the buddies in profile
Code: 
.outerbox{background-color:red}
 
I cannot reproduce this.

can you edit the entry and see what happens ... create a new entry and see what happens?


thanks

I had previously uploaded an old copy of a file ... I'm guessing this was the cause.
 
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