A Somewhat Extensive Guide to BBCodes

Something like this? - make the li text a ★ symbol - remove background from ul and li - li should not grow to fill the whole space, so basically the tab is only as large as its content + padding - distribute the tabs so there is space around each star - increase font size

thank you so much!

Alright, first time posting here! ....Here I go.... SO.... I've seen others with signatures with tabs in them (sorta like the one above me)? How do you do that? Any help would be greatly appreciated! :D *EDIT I see how it's done, just confused with the words and stuff. What goes where?

So what you'd want to do is add a style class element to your current coding, it's as easy as putting [style] [/style] with whatever you want inside of it at either the top or bottom of your coding. For changing link colors you'd want this snippet of code. a {color: #3F464D; text-decoration:none; } For things like links you then don't even have to put styleclass tags around your post as Sally will automatically read the style coding added to your post and see that it says you want your links to be such and such a color without an underline. I've added it to this post so take a look at your quoted template above to see what it looks like. Though i do suggest some sort of underline even if it's really close to your background color otherwise people may not know when your links are links

thank you so much, i appreciate it!

So, this is a very basic tab box. If you want to add color and stuff, you will have to do that in the [style] area (it also may be very confusing, so I added a code box for the basic code if you don't want to read all of this). At the begining you have [sc=tabbed_interface horizontal/verticle] to make the tabs, then you add [ul] to make a list of the tabs. Inside of the [ul] your going to put [li]Tab Name[/li] as many times as you want, then end with [/ul] to end the list. However, you don't want to end the source code because you're still customizing whats in the tab. On the same line that the [/ul] is on, without a space add [ so it will look like [/ul][. That makes it so there isn't a space between the tabs and the tab content. Then you will add on the next line ][sc]Content[/sc][ for as many times as there are items on the list. For the last one, don't add the [ on the end. Instead, add [/sc] to end of the verry first source code. I hope this helps.

Is there a way to align tooltips under the tool tip itself? I have several tooltips in a row.. and they all align to the left -_- example : 1x = 20 / 120 / 120k / 3x / 5x / 1x /1x I severely loathe the way tool tips are automatically aligned to the left. The only way it looks nice is when it's used in tables.. or when you want a credit to be in a corner.. Please help?

@Vanadinite Thank you SO much! I'll start working on it right away! c:

Put this: .tooltip_content { left: 50%; transform: translateX(-50%); } in a style code ([style][/style]) and the result will be: Tip lines for the tip to go x x