: Yes, you'd make a div and then copy the treasure code from your page source, and paste it there.

No, simply instead of this link to box 1 link to box 2 link to box 3 Simply use this

And yes, that's possible, but you still need to insert some text or there won't be a link. You can set the text's colour to transparent though, so that's no problem.

If you have any trouble with the new section, feel free to ask! :]

thanks for the coding. I'm still a newbie when it comes to coding, though I understand how it works to an extent. >.<

: You're welcome! Feel free to contact me if you have any questions concerning coding. :]

Loving the update :).

: Thank you! Any recommendations on other stuff you'd like to see in the thread?

You are a life saver. :3 Thanks!

: You're welcome! Feel free to ask for anything you'd like to see in the thread. :]

I think that's all I'll need to know for now :) Thanks a lot for this thread seriously!

Hopefully you don't mind a ping! I'm working on this pet's profile: [x] and I want to know- how do I put his pet Spotlight info appear to the right side of his picture and name? I've tried my best, but I'm terrible with coding.

: You're very welcome! :3

: I don't mind at all! Just add this .pet_spotlight {position: absolute; top: 100px; left: 400px;;} ;]

Thank you so much! You are seriously the biggest help ❤️

: You're very welcome! Feel free to ping me if you've got anymore questions. ;]

Sorry for the late reply! Thanks, I'll give this a go this week and see how it goes :D

I have a question. I am using an image on a pet page as a link to another pet page. I got the image in and the link works but I can't figure out how to move it to where I want. The page I want to move the red writing to the 'missing' poster.

I'm flummoxed. Please. Please, help me.

So. Pet is Woona.

What I want to do is make a new div that goes where the minion goes now, so I can put just the minion picture and "ABSOLUTELY. NOTHING. ELSE." I don't want "Woona has a minion" or "the pum-kin" to appear.

I tried:

{display:none;}

.minion { position: absolute; left: 361px; top: 139px; width: 107px; height: 128px; padding: 0px; margin: 0; font-size: 9px; margin-top: -8px; }

and

ABSOLUTELY. NOTHING. ELSE.

I also tried changing the . in front of minion to a #, changing div class to div id, everything you can think of to throw at this, I did. What am I doing wrong?

I hope it's okay with if I help in this instance since I am familiar with the code...

{color: ;} This will change the color of all text associated with the minion to white... The hex code can be changed to match any background, of course.

You can also use: {color: transparent;}

Mind you, I'm not sure if you are actually allowed to remove this text. (I've just been using it to change the text to match the rest of my page...) I would imagine you could though, as long as you don't try and misrepresent the minion.

Thank you, but that is not what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to make a new div altogether, not just deal with the minion code as is.

Ah. I see now. I'm afraid I don't have much experience with div classes yet...

However, I think your code works... (I tried it on Marceau's profile, adding the border so I could see the positioning.) Are you placing the following code inside the style tags .minion { position: absolute; left: 361px; top: 139px; width: 107px; height: 128px; padding: 0px; margin: 0; font-size: 9px; margin-top: -8px; }

AND the following code outside the style tags with the description?


ABSOLUTELY. NOTHING. ELSE.

Yeah, it's just not working. I've tried everything. I guess I need to just go over my code from the ground up, make sure everything is closed and try again. Thanks for trying though!

Hrmm... Looking at your page source as it is currently the only thing I have spotted it an end slash after the minion image url... You might try removing that... I could very well be missing something though.

Good luck finding the problem and making it work!