Perfect! Thankies :) *commenting

I'm trying to find a code that will rotate pet overlay images. I thought I had one a long time ago, but I cannot find where I had it, and the pet profile I had it on, well, it's no longer there.

I'm positive a code like that exists. If anyone knows, I'd be really grateful! ^_^

Rotate like this?

Or do you mean sort of like profile rotation where a different one shows up each time you refresh.

Oh sorry. I should have clarified. I meant that any time you refreshed, a new image would show up. =w=; Apologies.

It's okay. I was just clarifying before I start some long explanation about the wrong thing. :P

Anyway, you'd need to use the sCode called Random since plain old css (which is all we're allowed on pet profiles) won't do that.

My attempt at this (ignore the profile, old commission) I think it should work like that.

<style> { background-image:url(http://img.subeta.net/pets/serpenth_marsh.png); } </style>

I just have one more question for anyone awake.

I just recently finished the comment box on my profile but I'm wanting to change the color of the "Leave A Comment" to the yellow on the picture. Not the box but the words themselves.

Thank you to whoever answers this.

Only just woke up so sorry if this doesn't work. ^^;

.forminput { color:; }

Yep! That worked. Thank you again. <3

I'm working on a petpage and I have a question. I have done css on neo but it's been a few years and it looks like there are certain things that the subeta pages need in order to function. Is there a place where we can find all Subeta-relative codes we need? (Such as pet_desc, content ect)

I can't seem to remove or replace the content box without destroying the whole page so I know that needs to be there. (I think?! hahaha) But I can't seem to make it shorten, even when I tell it what height to be. -_- So if there is a list somewhere of the subeta specific codes, it might help me figure it out myself.

First of all, [this] image from the first post of this topic is a quick cheat sheet of how a pet profile works.

As for content, because of the way it's coded you need to change its height like that {height:Xpx !important;} it also won't work if all the elements inside of it total to more than X px in height unless you give it a scrollbar.

I wish I could remember more pet profile oddities off the top of my head but sorry, got nothing xD Except that pet_info has a set min-width, which means you cannot make it narrower than that without changing that first.

thanks! I did see that image but it's really small for me for some reason. I can't make out what's on there, zooming in just makes it blurry. :[ Do you know if there's a larger image out there?

I don't even have pet_info on there. o.o oh my gosh. The free template I have on my other's doesn't either. What is it supposed to do? Right now 'content' seems to be connected to the pet, name gender, info ect. So if I change where it is on the page that content moves. If I add 'pet_info', it looks like it moves all that same info too. (oh me gee...)

Thanks for the other content help. :) I was able to hide the white box using background-transparent. I wish I could get rid of it altogether and use my own boxes. It's frustrating me. I like everything to have it's own little place and it's driving me nuts that so much is tied up in there.

Ah, photobucket being weird, what else is new. Try [this] instead, best I can do without re-uploading it somewhere

pet_info... is a bit of a weird element, it doesn't really have a set anything except min-width so unless you are out to make your profile really narrow most people just completely ignore it from what I know. At least I do and it never got in the way so far xD My guess it's there for styling, or was supposed to anyway.

Content doesn't move when you change the position of anything inside of it as it's the parent. Its dimensions potentially do.

Unfortunately pet profiles aren't like user profiles and you cannot move things quite as freely. You can, however, make your own text divs inside of pet_desc?

thanks! that image did work for me, I saved it just to make sure I can see it again. :) I'm going to give it a break for tonight and try it again tomorrow. I think I just need a fresh perspective :)

I'm having trouble with trying to add some text to my pet profile. I don't quite understand the coding for it. So if someone would be able to help me, that would be great.

Nevermind '-'

Is there a way to make a scroll bar invisible? Like all of the time invisible?

I've got Syth's profile so that his text has a hover scroll box, but when the scroll box pops up I think it looks a little squished with the text.

Anyway to help this, either with invisible scroll bars or some other thing I can do?

If you want it a bit less squished give that box div a padding-right property... 10px or so should be enough To get an 'invisible' scrollbar that still scrolls it would be easiest to put a div with a white background on top of where the scrollbar appears.

How exactly would that go?

{position:absolute;left:800px;top:200px;width:450px;height:520px;overflow:hidden;background-color:;text-align:left;font-size:10px;color:!important;}

Okayyy so... I understand we are talking about the textbox with the story aka this bit {width: 250px; position: absolute; top: 50px; left: 510px;height:620px;overflow:hidden;background-color:;text-align:left;font-size:12px;color:!important;} :hover{overflow-y:auto;}

If you get rid of the :hover part entirely but add padding and switch overflow:hidden for overflow-y:auto you will have something like this

{width: 250px; position: absolute; top: 50px; left: 510px;height:620px;overflow-y:auto;background-color:;text-align:left;font-size:12px;color:!important; padding-right:10px;}

The scrollbar is now permanent but you have more space to work with. Now all you have to do is put a new div in your html <div id="cover"></div> and code some properties for it in css {width:20px; height:620px; position:absolute; top:50px; left:700px; background-color:;}

annd you should have a giant white bar right across your story now. Move it to something like left:750px and with some luck you are done. You might have to add an additional z-index property for that scrollbar cover-up to overlay properly but hopefully not :P

Haha. Yeahhhhh I should probably rename some of my ids so they're not so confusing. And so I don't post the wrong code 8D

Thanks so much for the help. To be entirely honest, I'm not sure what the cover does?