Re-Stylise Your Profile With CSS.

Ok guys, here's a question for you.

I used CSS To delete like everything from my profile, but I can't seem to get the bar on the bottom to disappear. I've tried making it transparent, not visible, but it won't go.

The CSS I am using can be found here

http://www.sirtopeia.com/users/sabure/yeah.txt

I suppose you could try putting a few !important tags in there, but the one I use (it removes all of the main page, but still allows navigation from all of the other pages) is:

body#profilefriends .maincontent, body#profilefavoritegames .maincontent, body#profileachievements .maincontent, body#profilenews .maincontent{ display:none; } .playbar{height:0px;} #profilepage {display:none;} #nonobafooter{visibility:hidden;} .postCommentTextarea {visibility:visible !important;} .commentreplyform textarea{ visibility:visible !important;} .postcommentform .user{visibility:hidden;} .postcommentform .avatar{visibility:hidden;} .adbox {display:none !important;}

wow!

Could someone tell me how to get music on my profile like musiclovar?

From what i learned in XHTML class, CSS is just the look of the web page.
As for music, that is something that needs to be put on the page itself.
Maybe in welcome to my profile part of the profile, but idk what else would work.

So, you can not with only CSS.

Open ur RUN menu and type in CMD then do the following?



1. Combine audio (.mp3) with picture (.gif)
I use the command “copy picture.gif /b + audio.mp3 /b combined.gif” in DOS prompt.

I look in my C:\ drive and now I have a new file “combined.gif”
I run the combined.gif file and it display the same picture as picture.gif.
I run Winamp and manually load the combined.gif, I am able to play the audio.mp3 sound. I tried to load combined.gif file into Windows Media Player and I can only see the picture.gif. No sound at all. Looks like Winamp can support this feature but not Windows Media Player.
2. Combine audio (.wav) with picture (.gif)
I use the same picture.gif but now I am combining the picture file with a .wav sound file. Wav is another type of sound format.
Used the same command “copy picture.gif /b + audio.wav /b combined.gif” in DOS prompt. I ran combined.gif and it is able to display the picture.gif picture file. Tried to load it into Winamp, doesn’t play this time. Loaded the combined.gif into Windows Media Player, it also only display the picture but no sound.
Looks like only .mp3 sound format is supported.

3. Combine audio (.mp3) with picture (.jpg)
Since only mp3 works, we’ll try combining mp3 with another type of picture format with is JPG.
Used the same command “copy picture.jpg /b + audio.mp3 /b combined.jpg” in DOS prompt. Ran the combined.jpg and it displayed the picture.jpg. Then I tried loading the combined.jpg into Winamp, and it played the music. Again, loaded combined.jpg into Windows Media Player, I can only see the picture but no music.

Can I style it in a way that there is a little girl on the roof just above my bed?

That way, I can sleep better.

Well, i don't know if this is a serious question, but there is a way.
I lost my HTML book so i can not look it up.
Hope someone else knows how to.

I love how you took time to do this but all of this information is just to confusing!

If you understand HTML and CSS, it isn't confusing at all.

You missed the "-" ಠ_ಠ

Hmm, that wasn't helpful, perhaps an example,

Yours should say:


.maincontent{ background:#00B7EF; background-attachment:fixed; height:100px; -moz-height:5000px;}



The dash needs to to go before and after the browser specification, "moz" in this case.

Oh, right, I get what you mean now.

The one above won't actually do anything because the "-moz-" specification isn't compatible with the "height" property, therefore in the above example it won't matter what you do- it still won't work.

I just looked it up, and this is the list of properties that will work with "-moz-":


-moz-binding
-moz-border-radius
-moz-border-radius-topleft
-moz-border-radius-topright
-moz-border-radius-bottomright
-moz-border-radius-bottomleft
-moz-border-top-colors
-moz-border-right-colors
-moz-border-bottom-colors
-moz-border-left-colors
-moz-opacity
-moz-outline
-moz-outline-color
-moz-outline-style
-moz-outline-width
-moz-user-focus
-moz-user-input
-moz-user-modify
-moz-user-select

Hopefully that was a bit more helpful :P

Sorry 'bout that :S

There may be a way to specify any CSS properties using square brackets, but I'll have to look into it.

I'll post it here if I find anything.

Yeah, I knew it.

You could try reading this, but I'm unsure as to the extent of which this is supported.

It's also a bit fiddly to use, and generally unnecessary except in the case of Mobile browsers.