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Thread: Help in .css files!

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    Default Help in .css files!

    I started to use layouts few days ago. And I found this good one. But that webmaster said it uses heavy CSS. Is it that you guys doesn't support heavy CSS or I'd done something wrong with the code. You can have a view at it at http://hexicetree.bizhat.com/rikku.html. Thankx. :P

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    looks like its not there.

    When you use Css be sure to to have some knowledge of php and a sort of mysql stuff like { } and make sure you know C++ stuff like font FACE and stuff like that

    But if want to have it enabled, you must name it something like

    .28 {font: verdana; size: 10pt; } and that kind of stuff but when you make a

    or <font> Put a class in there.
    So it kind of looks like:
    <p class=28> and <font class=28> and that kind of stuff.

    But really when you make a page go to your header <head> and put like this
    <head>
    <a link=style.css type=css/type> or something.
    YOu can find help at www.funky-chickens.com for more help on that kind of stuff
    Its standard HTML that I'm not so used to.

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    Default OH

    Oops, sorry. I put a extra dot there. It suppose to be http://hexicetree.bizhat.com/rikku.html . Hope you will have a look. Anyway, thankx for ya' help. :P

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    Why it is not pictures in your links?

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    Default Yeap

    You mean no pictures? Ya, I am also wondering why. :lol:

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    maybe we can uploads pictures to my website . Do you see ?

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    Besure that you have all your messages and images in the right directory, because your image looks like its from
    http://hexicgane.bizhat.com/images/avatar.gif

    for the css put this in your css.

    .28 {font: verdana; size: 8pt;}
    and hwen you have a

    or <font> put a space after the font or p and put class=28 thats how you do that for all css.
    But sometimes you don't need the .before the name.

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    Default Okay

    Thank you for your help. :P

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