Hey, So I haven't changed around my home page (not sure what to call it) on here since I started Subeta. And now that I have new pets I want to change some things and I was wondering if someone could help with the coding or tell me how to do this. So if you click on my name right now you will see that I have all my pets right when you click with them listed in a three a row. If you go down you can see that I have some old overlays. but those overlays are in a 1 by 1 row. I want to keep using the overlays, shrink them and make it look like the way all of my pets are being displayed. I hope I explained that well... So help?

You would just put them into some type of image editor and change it to the size you want. Then upload the images to a hosting site. Then if you wanted the images to link to the profiles, you would have to use scode. So like

but you would have to make a new blank section for that. It won't just show up under the pets widget.

When I do they I just get a singular row. I want them ether two across or three cross.

If I'm understanding you right, the reason why your overlays in the block below are on separate lines is mainly because their size is much larger than the block they're inside. Therefore, they automatically get posted beneath each other rather than displaying in a line of three or two as you want them.

Put this above everything else in your block -

<style> img {width:100px; height:100px;}</style>

Then, put all of your custom pet images into a div. Like this -

<div id="custompets"> PUT ALL OF YOUR IMAGES AND LINKS IN BETWEEN THESE TAGS. </div>

Don't forget the end div tag after your images; that's pretty important!

K so thats working for making them smaller. But its not doubling them up. go check out my page

Thanks!!! And how do I end it?

They're displaying side-by-side for me personally. Make sure you don't have any linebreaks between them. Your browser's width can also affect whether or not they're in two columns as well.

I'm assuming you're asking how to end the div? Just put this -

</div>

• after your pet image and links as shown above. C: