angelrulez7(2015-11-13 06:21:25)(Why am I bothering suggestions never get added)
So, if you haven't noticed, people have these huge "coding spaces" at the end of their profile because of the way most people format the CSS.
Source Code
[style]* {put some css} [/style]
[style]* {put some css} [/style]
The reason for the coding space is the line breaks made when pressing enter between style tags. This is also the reason you can't do this
Source Code
[style]
.img {css}
body {css}
[/style]
The way the code is working is inserting something between these line breaks, so it basically breaks the code if you try.
Another workaround is this.
However, I find with this that the CSS tends to get really messy.
Now that I'm done addressing the issue, on to a solution/suggestion.
On basically every other site I've used that has profile designing, a separate textbox, usually right under the about me/biography box, is present specifically for CSS. This doesn't force the line breaks and in turn lets you organize the code.
(Why am I bothering suggestions never get added)
So, if you haven't noticed, people have these huge "coding spaces" at the end of their profile because of the way most people format the CSS.
[style]* {put some css} [/style] [style]* {put some css} [/style]
The reason for the coding space is the line breaks made when pressing enter between style tags. This is also the reason you can't do this
[style] .img {css} body {css} [/style]
The way the code is working is inserting something between these line breaks, so it basically breaks the code if you try.
Another workaround is this.
[style]body {do something} .content{do something}[/style]
However, I find with this that the CSS tends to get really messy.
Now that I'm done addressing the issue, on to a solution/suggestion.
On basically every other site I've used that has profile designing, a separate textbox, usually right under the about me/biography box, is present specifically for CSS. This doesn't force the line breaks and in turn lets you organize the code.
body { text-align: center; } .content { color: white; }
Now, this is just a problem of mine and I'm not sure if other people are annoyed by it, but I just wanted to point it out and propose a solution.
Too Long; Did not Read!: have another box for css
2015-11-13 06:22:14