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Posted 2020-11-12 06:22:27

Uh I have questions,

can I change the Wolvden logo from the CSS like Lioden?

and I always wonder how to do art near the den box, I've seen other person using it and I have asked her how to do that, she replies and when I try I always fail qwq. I just wanted to know how to do it and want to know more about it.

I'm sorry I have asked like 2527582759 questions, I'm just a curious person and I always want to know literally almost anything XD


MagicDream286
#6779

Posted 2020-11-12 12:04:16

@MagicDream286

The Wolvden logo cannot be changed, as the Tree Carvings rules state:

  1. You cannot modify the Wolvden logo in any way, shape, or form.  This includes adjusting its colours with a filter, editing the logo to say something else, hiding the logo, or replacing the logo with another image altogether.  Whether you are offering free or paid HTML/CSS layouts, the Wolvden logo must be left exactly as is.


Den boxes are kind of a separate subject because the way to create them involves a combo of writing both CSS and HTML. In fact, I'm still learning how to create and manipulate den boxes, because I don't really have much solid knowledge :,) I would share the code I have so far but it's kinda 'hacky' and not the best example to learn from.


*barks at you*
#202

Posted 2020-11-12 12:57:23

marking so I can come back to this, this is very informative, thank you!


Shiba
#19068

Posted 2020-11-12 15:03:18
commenting to save this for reference :> very helpful

Little Mushroom
#12853

Posted 2020-11-12 20:30:15

tεtra

Thank you for letting me know about the Wolvden logo ^^

and I would love to learn about the den box art! I love it!! and I need it GNSKBGDSK-


MagicDream286
#6779

Posted 2020-11-12 21:17:34

@MagicDream286

Threw together some code and commentary about the art box right here!


*barks at you*
#202

Posted 2020-11-12 21:31:44 (edited)

*gasp, :0

Thank you so much! experiment go nyoooooooooommm


MagicDream286
#6779

Posted 2020-11-14 16:26:40

Okay, so, I have a question lol

I've worked with HTMl and CSS coding before, but this particular text box doesn't seem to like me and keeps either breaking, adding random closings where I absolutely did not put them, or refusing to do what I'm trying to code it to do. Specifically with trying to make an HTML code for a forum post. 

I'm attempting to add a background to the main post, like what you have for yours, but I can't seem to get the URL to stay. What code are you using? Right now I'm working with this "<table style="height:auto;width:100%;border:2px solid #4291CD;"><tbody><tr><td style="background:#CCE6FA">" 

I know that each time I go to edit it I'll have to replace the image URL because that's just what happens, but I haven't even created the thread yet and the background image won't work with what I have to even see it once I leave the </> view. Background colors work just fine, but if I attempt to use an image URL it breaks. 


Kaliyana
#1103

Posted 2020-11-14 16:45:37

@Kaliyana

While I can do forum tables, my way of doing it isn't really perfect. This guide and my experience is more geared towards profile CSS (in case you haven't seen it yet, there's a guide for forum HTML and tables here). But I can provide some answers:

The URL does indeed go away when you edit the post again, but it should stay and show up if you're just toggling Code View on and off. Here's the basic 'skeleton' I use for my forum posts:

<table class="table table-bordered" style="margin:1%;width:98%;border:1px solid black;"><tbody><tr><td style="padding:3%;background:url(URLHERE);"> 

... and accompanying closing tags, of course.


*barks at you*
#202

Posted 2020-11-14 16:52:45

I did see the HTMl tables guide but it didn't seem to help, and that code that you listed actually works beautifully, thank you so much! 💛

Now I can just worry about not breaking the rest of the code and stop fighting with a background lol


Kaliyana
#1103

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