{height:600px!important;}

Fixed it for me ^^.

: Could you give me the button code?

: Neat, I'll keep that in mind if I'm doing jumping things too! :D

Well jumpings are either the profile that's too long (in that case one just have to shorten it but sometimes like this one it's just not possible), margin/padding issues, failed attempts of anchored div nested in another anchor div (which worsen when it's nested in another anchor div... anchorception ! XD) or strange case-by-case stupid annoying jumping (like on your pet profile with a rotation and a jump ^^).

Seriously I had a jump in an "anchorception" situation that took me more time to resolve than making the entire profile...

hates jumps

: Yeah, I figured that, and I kind of managed to make it work in this site that I had to make for a client (god, I hate all the sponsors I had to put on the bottom). I noticed that it doesn't stop the jump in IE though...

And jumps aren't that bad, once you get used to them. xD

(btw, that's a neat profile! :D)

(aww thank you ^^)

OMG sponsor attack XD (in fact it just seemed worse on me because of Noscript oops). Well it's another proof that IE suuuuuucks XD Nice use of transitions and you really did your best at "hiding" the sponsors.

: Thanks! And yeah, it's pretty script heavy. I'm thinking of redoing the site in HTML5, with less scripts. Had to write a script for opening links in a new window, because apparently "target=_blank" is not xHTML strict. D:

Thank you!

Sorry for the slow reply, the ping got hidden with all the plot related stuff and art pings :x {position: absolute; top: 140px; left: 100px; width:500px, height:15px;} {position: absolute; top: 180px; left:100px; width: 500px; height: 400px; overflow: hidden;} , {display:block; width: 500px; height: 400px; overflow: hidden; opacity: 0.5;} :hover, :hover {overflow: auto; opacity: 1;}

</style>

[edit] ...This is in code thingies, I hope it didn't just ping those groups... Sorry if it did! >_<

: Yes, those are only the links and not the actual ID's. For the cursor, however, you can use this # navi a {cursor: pointer;} (but remove the space, I had to add one so that I didn't ping any groups)

:]

It didn't work, though I don't think my positioning with # navi ever actually worked either...

Also, on my user profile, the pets are really spaced out, would you be able to help with that? I can post the code if you need it.

: That's strange... Could you link me to the pet profile where you're working on it? As to the pets, try this .data {display: inline-block; width: 120px!important; height: 120px!important;} .data img {margin: 0;}

Profile C:

The user profile one worked with the spacing out! :D But the pets that have overlays aren't showing their names properly, the names are showing up further down.

I'm having a noob moment. this profile. The scroll bar on the side, I can't get rid of it.

Maybe try this {height:420px!important;}

That cut off the image not the bar. I used the same code from a different profile that got rid of it but it won't work on this one.

That's because I wrote 420 instead of 620 ^^"

That worked, I just needed to adjust the number a little. Thanks!

my pleasure =)

I probably posted here before to congratulate you on the amazing guide :)

Anyway, I just wanted to suggest a Chrome extension that I use that lets you edit CSS in real time, like Firebug, it's called Live Stylesheets.

Hi there! :) Thank you so much for making this wonderful guide, but I was wondering if you could post images of the tags/selectors for both pet and user profiles? :) I remember seeing someone else's picture for the pet profiles, but I lost it. lD I would really appreciate it because I'm trying to get back to coding, and I'm having a bit of trouble remembering which tag/selector moves which. Thank you very much, and keep up the good work! :)

By the way, if you wouldn't mind, how do you make the hover transitions slower? Like, when you hover on an image, it's like it's fading and slow, if you get what I mean. I don't actually know how to explain it, but I'll try finding a pet profile with that kind of hover transition. Thank you! :D