| Forums > Tips & Tricks > "some tips for designers (might be random/basic)" (8 replies)
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i'm back with some stuff that might be useful to bloggers.
Blogger Archives code:
(do close up the gaps between the words and the brackets)
Hide the navbar:
there are three ways:
Remove the white spaces around a table:
CSS shortcuts (examples):
body{
font: normal 10px Tahoma;
background: #CCC url('your image url here') no-repeat fixed 100% 100%;
}
normal refers to its font-weight,
10px refers to its font-size,
Tahoma is its font-family.
#CCC refers to background-color,
url('your image url here') refers to background-image,
no-repeat refers to background-repeat (can be changed to repeat, repeat-x, repeat-y)
fixed refers to background-attachment (can be changed to scroll)
100% 100% refers to background-position (value can be set in px, or others, e.g. top, left, right, center, bottom or top left, top right, bottom left, bottom right)
i hope it proves useful to your designing!
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indeed useful for beginners.
hahah thanks hilary.
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yeah, it's indeed good.
hahaha, anyway, you can change the title abit so ppl can't know.
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That\'s A Real Great Help To Me!! Thanks a million!
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anw,you know how to change the personal page's url? pls reply! (:
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Maybe explain more about the " repeat, repeat-x, repeat-y" thing?
Because I guess most beginner won't know difference there is?
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repeat will just keep repeating?
repeat-x means repeating towards to X axis
and repeat-y is to the Y axis lar.
lol
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helped alot, thankss~
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lol del-user. i didn't really understand that last time okay.. lol
repeat-x - repeat horizontally..
repeat-y - repeat vertically.. (that's how those non-navi skins that go continuously down are achieved)
[is it correct? LOL how come i feel that the x and y i got confused over them)
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