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I just designed a layout for the first time and i used adobe image ready to image mapp it.....my man question is....what do i do after i get the code....I'M LOST....please help....=]
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it depends...
where are you putting the code?
it's a background, right? is it for myspace, xanga, a website, so on...?
we need a LOT more information to help you.
where are you putting the code?
it's a background, right? is it for myspace, xanga, a website, so on...?
we need a LOT more information to help you.
QUOTE(Chelsealicious @ Mar 22 2008, 11:19 PM) 
I just designed a layout for the first time and i used adobe image ready to image mapp it.....my man question is....what do i do after i get the code....I'M LOST....please help....=]
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QUOTE(RockItStudios @ Mar 22 2008, 11:43 PM)
it depends...
where are you putting the code?
it's a background, right? is it for myspace, xanga, a website, so on...?
we need a LOT more information to help you.
where are you putting the code?
it's a background, right? is it for myspace, xanga, a website, so on...?
we need a LOT more information to help you.
well yeah its a background and its for a website im using freewebs
If you using freewebs, the only way I know of to use your own CSS, is to select the "Red Waveform" template, then go to CSS Editor, and put your codes there.
im sorry but im an idiot when i comes to CSS...please explain red waveform..=]
Alright, go to change template, then look through the templates, select to search for "CSS Enabled" and then all the "Waveform" templates, then select one of them.
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