Guide to CSS (Beginner & Intermediate) [In Progress]

@CONSTELLATION Thank you very much!

how do you do the tabs at the top of a post, like in the second post here? the tab on tabs is, ironically, empty, haha. can i put tabs into an already-existing template?

just copy from here. About tabs, it depends how far your css skills go if you want to put it in a template. But this one can be used almost everywhere :)

I've been using that tab style for a while, but I'm really curious- is it possible to have tabs inside the main tabs?

I believe so, yes. I've seen it done, but not done it myself.

Well then! I must've done something terribly wrong last time I tried- worked wonderfully this time XD Thank you~

Maybe alignment and positioning​. Good luck!

hi! Does anyone know how to make my post here mobile friendly?

I looked through your code, and it's not a 'quick fix' I can manage. Everything is defined in absolutes. Someone else could probably give better in-depth detail for it, or if I had a lot of time, but using percentages for widths instead of pixels and absolute positionings. That will let the template 'breathe'. Niall has an awesome guide that I've somehow lost the link to yet again... Only other link I can think of that might have the info is the Post Template Guide, which has lots of very helpful information~

I can't really inspect the code, but maybe make a different version for mobile using mediaqueries? That contains a nav on the top and maybe only shows the pokemon that are being sold with the name next or under to it? If you really make a 'responsive' thing, you have to change code to say so. Adaptive means changing to the screen, so lose some content or get new content. To be honest, you shouldn't use percentages on everything as they aren't always as trusted