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spicaRICAN
post Mar 22 2006, 08:32 PM
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Ok so , i made a layout and i used the code provided on this site here for the Div. but no matter what i do the only thing that shows is my layout , and nothing else.


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-- does anyone have a solution =/
 
 
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freeflow
post Mar 22 2006, 08:44 PM
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You have to put the div positions in your css.

So in about me, in your style tags( if you have none add some) put:

.divnamehere{
position: absolute;
width: widthhere;
height: heighthere;
left: leftpxhere;
top: toppxhere;
z-index: #here;
}

for each div.

Then in who'd I like to meet where you would usually put the div code put
<div class="nameofdivhere"> for each div.

The div name in who'd I like to meet has to match the name given to the one in styletags.

Note: It won't look good in the preview but it will work out in the actual profile.
Also add px after the number for width, height, left, and top.
 
spicaRICAN
post Mar 22 2006, 08:46 PM
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QUOTE(toyo loco @ Mar 22 2006, 8:44 PM) *
You have to put the div positions in your css.

So in about me, in your style tags( if you have none add some) put:

.divnamehere{
position: absolute;
width: widthhere;
height: heighthere;
left: leftpxhere;
top: toppxhere;
z-index: #here;
}

for each div.

Then in who'd I like to meet where you would usually put the div code put
<div class="nameofdivhere"> for each div.

The div name in who'd I like to meet has to match the name given to the one in styletags.

Note: It won't look good in the preview but it will work out in the actual profile.
Also add px after the number for width, height, left, and top.




thank you , but one last question.. where u said nameofdivhere . what do i change that to?
 
freeflow
post Mar 22 2006, 08:47 PM
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anything you want. Just make sure where you put <div class="namehere"> The name there matches the name for the propper div.
 

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