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  1. fireflywishes Moderator 2wk 2d ago

    I...love your avatar. <3 Just wanted to stop by and let you know. ^_^

  2. Zefie 6wk 1d ago

    Hi little sis ! Came to check your new userpage ~ nice colours you have here ne ~ I should do something on my up soon, just doesn't seem to find nice and cute picture enough >3< You can help me then doing it once I find the piccie which I want ~ okies ? *big bright sparkly kitty eyes* ~~

    Don't stay up too laties ~~~ Bet you have lotsies of "univelka" (forgot how it's written in english mohaa x'D ~ ) ! Ja ne ~~ <3

  3. MapleRose Moderator 6wk 1d ago

    Quote by NuallaHi MapleRose! I'm sorry for coming to bother you here on your userpage especially since you said that questions can be asked on your thread. But I came up with more questions and I tried to ask your advice on your tutorial thread about a week ago but I though that maybe you didn't notice it since it combined with my earlier comment. Or that you've been so busy that you haven't had time to answer. I'm really sorry if this sounds like complaining T__T .

    But, when someone writes in your guestbook you can see that in the right side of your page is the avatar, name of the person and the date when it's been sent. So how do I change the background to a different colour than the rest of the content background? Now in my page they're all the same colour. And how do you change the colour of the guests name? I'd also like to know that how can you make the advertisement next to the comment box disappear?

    Thank you very much in advance! And sorry again for bothering you.

    Ah sorry, seems that your post merged >__<

    anyway, to make the ad next to comment box disappear, use

    Quote: #rectangle {display:none;}

    For colour of post background, use

    Quote: #posts dd { background: #xxxxxx; }

    To change the colour of the guest's name, use

    Quote: a.member { color: #xxxxxx; }


    (though that won't work for moderators and elite members, 'cause they have special different colours)

  4. MapleRose Moderator 7wk 2d ago

    Quote by NuallaThank you very much for this tutorial! It has been very helpful but I have one question. How do you change the colour of the text in the sidebar? I only mean the text were it reads member, pageviews, member since and last online and the numbers beside them. I don't know how to explain it any better so I hope that you can make sense of it ^_^' . Thank you in advance!


    For the text on the left side (for example, "#ID", "pageviews" etc), use:

    #menu dt {
    color:#xxxxxx;
    }

    For the text on the right side (the actual numbers etc), use:

    #menu dd {
    color:#xxxxxx;
    }

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