Styleclass and You: An Introduction

Oh yea i was just trying to see if i could change the color, wasn't planning on keeping that code but instead editing it xD Also regarding the Alt+1 for making things show up in mobile how does one make it go back to normal without refreshing the page? I tried alt+1 again but it didn't do anything.

Make sure you aren't trying to do it while you are typing, and I think you have to press and hold Alt with the 1 above the Q. Not sure what else it could be? And to return to default you can press and hold Alt, then choose 5. That is the maximum width the site uses c:

Alt 5 worked splended ^^ Wasn't having any troubles with alt 1- just with getting it back xD ty so much for all the help :3

I ran into a little problem with the mobile combapility thing.. The thing came up with one of the templates I've been making to people, so the screenshot is not mine, but... I had the img{height:100%; width:100%;} in a code, and all seemed to be okay with it, but then... It resized the item image and streched it out. In a table, it seems to be in somewhat control, but without it, it automatically resizes the image to cover the whole page. Only way to fix it that I found was to remove the img-tag. So now I'm asking, is this normal, and can it be prevented somehow without risking the mobile combapility being lost?

Don't worry, that's an easy fix! First, you want to only use that code if your template has extra pieces besides the top and bottom piece, like a floating image or gif. If your template is just top>text>bottom, then you're okay :) If you do need something to float, you should give it its own style class so that only that single image (or multiple images) is/are affected, but not random ones in tables, for example. Like this: The more than sign ">" specifies that the code only applies to images, same as ".floatimg { img { code here }}"

Okay, thanks a lot :) I'll keep this in mind.

I have been trying to learn how to use tabs, and I have been having trouble with them when they aren't horizontal. For some reason the text box appears like this: This is without any extra coding like alignments, this is actually a copied version of your example in previous comments to see if that would work compared to other coding I have tried. All I did was remove the "horizontal" bit from the "tabbed_interface" part of the code, which is what was said to do in another post I had read. But for the life of me I can't figure out how to get it to look like a normal box like others' About Me codes where they have the tabs on the left. Thank you for your time.

Like this?

This is the code I used for the most part, but even using the code you provided it still shows up with the tab box centered so the boxes show up on the right and it's all squished.

Try messing around with the margins in the code. Set it to something like 2% or whatever you think looks nice.