simple div overlay Options

[*disco infiltrator*]

Here's a simple Myspace div overlay.

For your CSS, use one of the CSS stylesheets already provided. Put that in your "About Me".

For your content, you can use this. Put it in "Who I'd Like to Meet":

CODE

<div class="bg" style="position: absolute; left:0px; top:0px; width:000px; height:000px; overflow: hidden;">
<img src="IMAGEURLHERE">
</div>

<div class="content" style="position: absolute; left:000px;  top:000px; width:000px; height:000px; overflow: auto;"><center>
lalalalala this is your content!
</div>

For the image, you only need to change the width and the height to fit your image.

For the content, you can change the class of the div, the left alignment, top alignment, width, height, and overflow. If you want the div to have a scrollbar, use this div code. Open the image in Microsoft Paint to get the alignments.



If I wanted the div to begin where the black dot is, I would use the paintbrush tool and place it where I want the div to begin. Keep the mouse there, and look in the bottom right corner for two numbers separated by a comma. The first number is your left alignment, and the second is your top.

If I wanted a div that continues down the page until it runs out of content, this would be my div code:

CODE

<div class="bg" style="position: absolute; left:0px; top:0px; width:000px; height:000px; overflow: hidden;">
<img src="IMAGEURLHERE">
</div>

<div class="content" style="position: absolute; left:000px;  top:000px; width:000px; height:100%; overflow: visible;"><center>
lalalalala this is your content!
</div>

The only things that are changed are the height and overflow. Now all you need to worry about is the left alignment, top alignment, and width.

There you have it.

The following was contributed by tcunningham1589.


Description:

This code is used to make your simple div on your profile, whether you are using it for content, or a ghetto way to cover somthing up.



Code:

{ code used in INTERESTS section }
<style>
.div1 {
background-color:000000; color:000000;
border:0px solid; border-color:silver;
width:400px; height:100px; overflow:auto;
position:absolute; z-index:2; left:50%; top:0%;
margin-left:-250px; margin-top:150px;
visibility:visible;}
</style>

{ code used in MUSIC section }
<div class="div1">
content
</div>

*everything in bold is changeable

Positioning

Code:
quick lesson on "position: relative"
top: -45px = moves up 45px
top: 45px = moves down 45px
left: -15px = moves left 15px
left: 15px = moves right 15px

quick lesson on "position: absolute"
top: 0% = moves to top of page
top: 50% = moves to middle of page
top: 100% = moves to bottem of page
left: 0% = moves to left of page
left: 50% = moves to center of page
left: 100% = moves to right of page
margin-left: -15px = moves left 15px
margin-left: 15px = moves right 15px
margin-top: 45px = moves down 45px
margin-top: -45px = moves up 45px

For Myspace Band/Music Profiles:
http://www.createblog.com/forums/index.php...t&p=2624671

This post has been edited by digitalfragrance: Jul 12 2007, 01:04 AM

[carolinegamboa]

this is just a quick question. is all this div overlay stuff just like making a Xanga overlay? I had tons of experience with that, so I assume it was the same. Message me back if anyone has the answer_

[carolinegamboa]

this is just a quick question. is all this div overlay stuff just like making a Xanga overlay? I had tons of experience with that, so I assume it was the same. Message me back if anyone has the answer_

uhh, i would like some feedback if you guys know about this.

[xix_inu_xix]

uhh, i would like some feedback if you guys know about this. 

yes and no myspace has it's own way of coding like xanga has its own