cuz she has like a hover thing on her image and the guestbook singing thing and the song chooser and that other stuffz on the left! cuz i really want somt stuffz like dat....
welpz thats all i have to ask
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i dunno where to put this so i guess i will just put it here... how do u make a xanga like this one
cuz she has like a hover thing on her image and the guestbook singing thing and the song chooser and that other stuffz on the left! cuz i really want somt stuffz like dat.... welpz thats all i have to ask
cuz she has like a hover thing on her image and the guestbook singing thing and the song chooser and that other stuffz on the left! cuz i really want somt stuffz like dat....
welpz thats all i have to ask
That is a cute page.. but nope cant help you.. haha.. Thats way too complex for me.. 
Well basically she has a custom module and uses different scripts for all those fancy things. (Search and you can find many javascript tuts)
Looks like she provides the code for the image hover, the guestbook script is probably outsourced.. but also our mods for cooler stuff
Err.. I'll make a skin for this
.. but I'm really lazy at the moment.
Looks like she provides the code for the image hover, the guestbook script is probably outsourced.. but also our mods for cooler stuff
Err.. I'll make a skin for this
.. but I'm really lazy at the moment.
id help if i could...
hmm wow her coding is very neat.. anyway.. I think she has premium. But without one, I guess you do it like this..
Take away xanga's original left modules, make your own, call an external css file to layer the image and just basically all css from there.
err.. I mistenterpreted you question to how to make a layout LOOK like that.
Anyway.. the image hover, although I have no idea what you're talking about cause it doesn't seem to work on my browser, is probably just simple onmouseover java.
edit - *smacks self* she provides the code for you as megare said
shoot me for not paying any attention.
She uses megabook for her guestbook, good idea. It's not xanga's, You've gotta d/l that, fix the coding, layout, upload it to a different site, and link to it from xanga.
Song chooser, you should find that mod easily..
Take away xanga's original left modules, make your own, call an external css file to layer the image and just basically all css from there.
err.. I mistenterpreted you question to how to make a layout LOOK like that.
Anyway.. the image hover, although I have no idea what you're talking about cause it doesn't seem to work on my browser, is probably just simple onmouseover java.
edit - *smacks self* she provides the code for you as megare said
shoot me for not paying any attention. She uses megabook for her guestbook, good idea. It's not xanga's, You've gotta d/l that, fix the coding, layout, upload it to a different site, and link to it from xanga.
Song chooser, you should find that mod easily..
Haha, she took quite an effort trying to obscure her code. eProps for that. 
she dont have premiums........and i look throught her source 
and she uses div and div class stuffz... 
and she uses div and div class stuffz...
QUOTE(megare @ 01-10-2004, 09:47 PM)
Well basically she has a custom module and uses different scripts for all those fancy things. (Search and you can find many javascript tuts)
Looks like she provides the code for the image hover, the guestbook script is probably outsourced.. but also our mods for cooler stuff
Err.. I'll make a skin for this .. but I'm really lazy at the moment.
Looks like she provides the code for the image hover, the guestbook script is probably outsourced.. but also our mods for cooler stuff
Err.. I'll make a skin for this
.. but I'm really lazy at the moment.your xanga is really cute. i like it
i want mine to be cute like yours haha 
QUOTE(o0fz x tearz @ 01-11-2004, 10:00 AM)
she dont have premiums........and i look throught her source and she uses div and div class stuffz...
and she uses div and div class stuffz... 
You can use div/div class regardless of whether you have premium or not She doesn't have a banner, and I don't think she took it out, because you should still be able to see the coding. Same with the original left module.. I could be wrong, maybe she has coding to take out all that coding 
wowwww.. that's a really nicee xanga. it loks soo complex thoee O_________-O
She doesn't have premium, and theres a banner disabler at the bottom. Here's the code for the drop down jukebox, courtesy to javascript-page.com.
You'll have to find a place to host your songs and make changes to the code to reflect their locations.
CODE
<!-- begin code provided by createblog.com -->
<form name=choose>
Music Menu:
<select size=1 onChange="midiplay(this);">
<option value="#">Click For Music
<option value="america.mid">America The Beautiful
<option value="cannon_d.mid">Cannon (key of D)
<option value="entrtanr.mid">The Entertainer
<option value="maplerag.mid">Maple Rag
<option value="pete_wlf.mid">Peter & the Wolf
</select>
</form>
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
// please keep these lines on when you copy the source
// made by: Nicolas - http://www.javascript-page.com
document.write('<bgsound src="#" id=midijuke loop=1 autostart="true">');
function midiplay(what) {
if (document.all) {
document.all.midijuke.src = what.options[what.selectedIndex].value;
}
else {
alert("Sorry, but the Music Menu is only accessible through MSIE4.0 and above.");
}
}
//-->
</script>
<!-- end code provided by createblog.com -->
<form name=choose>
Music Menu:
<select size=1 onChange="midiplay(this);">
<option value="#">Click For Music
<option value="america.mid">America The Beautiful
<option value="cannon_d.mid">Cannon (key of D)
<option value="entrtanr.mid">The Entertainer
<option value="maplerag.mid">Maple Rag
<option value="pete_wlf.mid">Peter & the Wolf
</select>
</form>
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
// please keep these lines on when you copy the source
// made by: Nicolas - http://www.javascript-page.com
document.write('<bgsound src="#" id=midijuke loop=1 autostart="true">');
function midiplay(what) {
if (document.all) {
document.all.midijuke.src = what.options[what.selectedIndex].value;
}
else {
alert("Sorry, but the Music Menu is only accessible through MSIE4.0 and above.");
}
}
//-->
</script>
<!-- end code provided by createblog.com -->
You'll have to find a place to host your songs and make changes to the code to reflect their locations.
QUOTE(micron @ 01-12-2004, 06:35 AM)
She doesn't have premium, and theres a banner disabler at the bottom. Here's the code for the drop down jukebox, courtesy to javascript-page.com.
You'll have to find a place to host your songs and make changes to the code to reflect their locations.
CODE
<!-- begin code provided by createblog.com -->
<form name=choose>
Music Menu:
<select size=1 onChange="midiplay(this);">
<option value="#">Click For Music
<option value="america.mid">America The Beautiful
<option value="cannon_d.mid">Cannon (key of D)
<option value="entrtanr.mid">The Entertainer
<option value="maplerag.mid">Maple Rag
<option value="pete_wlf.mid">Peter & the Wolf
</select>
</form>
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
// please keep these lines on when you copy the source
// made by: Nicolas - http://www.javascript-page.com
document.write('<bgsound src="#" id=midijuke loop=1 autostart="true">');
function midiplay(what) {
if (document.all) {
document.all.midijuke.src = what.options[what.selectedIndex].value;
}
else {
alert("Sorry, but the Music Menu is only accessible through MSIE4.0 and above.");
}
}
//-->
</script>
<!-- end code provided by createblog.com -->
<form name=choose>
Music Menu:
<select size=1 onChange="midiplay(this);">
<option value="#">Click For Music
<option value="america.mid">America The Beautiful
<option value="cannon_d.mid">Cannon (key of D)
<option value="entrtanr.mid">The Entertainer
<option value="maplerag.mid">Maple Rag
<option value="pete_wlf.mid">Peter & the Wolf
</select>
</form>
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
// please keep these lines on when you copy the source
// made by: Nicolas - http://www.javascript-page.com
document.write('<bgsound src="#" id=midijuke loop=1 autostart="true">');
function midiplay(what) {
if (document.all) {
document.all.midijuke.src = what.options[what.selectedIndex].value;
}
else {
alert("Sorry, but the Music Menu is only accessible through MSIE4.0 and above.");
}
}
//-->
</script>
<!-- end code provided by createblog.com -->
You'll have to find a place to host your songs and make changes to the code to reflect their locations.
hehehe told ya someone should smack me for not paying attention
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