Friday 11th September, 2009

Subject: Friday 11th September, 2009 Sun Sep 13, 2009 11:16 am

Quick Update!

For those of you who tried copying/pasting to try the effect and didn't get it to work, this was fixed.

You can try again and should not have a problem! Link to the demo source code is here.

Sorry about that >.<
Spiffier Profiles? Oh yeah!

You can now harness the powers of JavaScript on your profiles. Right now, we have added a way for you to style links in a very neat fashion! How does it work? For a demonstration, you can view DaForce's profile and check out the links on the side. You can even customize how the link changes when clicked upon!

Here is the code used for DaForce's links.

Remember: if you need help, feel free to ask on the forums.

**Everything below here is for those who are relatively experienced with CSS, not meant for those with little-to-no CSS experience**
There are three classes used in this effect: .spec_menu, .spec_menu_hover, .spec_menu_click. .spec_menu is the default class, this contains all properties the links should have initially. In order for the script to see the links, they must have class="spec_menu". .spec_menu_hover and .spec_menu_click contain the CSS that you want your link to morph into when the mouse hovers over it or clicks it (respectively). As long as the styles defined come before the HTML, there should be no problem :-) Check out the demo code for an example!

Have fun!
Flute

Thanks to Beloved, your pets can now learn to play beautiful flute melodies!

Subject: Re: Friday 11th September, 2009 Sun Sep 13, 2009 11:25 am

Subject: Re: Friday 11th September, 2009 Sun Sep 13, 2009 11:28 am

I'm loving the flute.