Hello! I have been working on a user page for what seems like years (actually 2 days) and I'm pretty confident in my coding thus far. However, I have NO idea how to do some of these things. Here is what I had in mind:

1.) Non-scroll layout with anchors 2.) Self placed widgets (like having my HA beside some text, but only for that section) 3.) One page/column, with no scroll

I'm not sure if this is possible, but it's worth asking, as I'm used to Neo coding (sadly ew gross). If you can help me, I'd greatly appriciate it! Here is the paste bin of it so far; I haven't colored the text or styled anything.

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Thank you ahead of time!

1. I can't remember where somebody else's anchor links guide was but anyway I'll just go over the basics of what you need upon finishing typing this post, I found the guide from before
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   basically you're going to want to set up your html like this for the "film box" anchors the outside box is going to mask the ones inside from appearing all at once you just need to link to and to get to their content.

{width:setwidth#px; height:setheight#px; overflow:hidden;} .inside {width:setwidth#px; height:setheight#px; display: block; } a generalization to how you might want to set up the css for this. Obviously this can be improved or set up differently, but to the same effect.

also I'm not sure how familiar with css/html shenanigans you are, but I highly recommend just playing around or looking at w3schools if you feel stuck or feel like you don't understand how some of it works with each other. Also with the css I provided and comparing to what you've written, if you don't know what css classes are, google will probably explain better than I can lol

2. Err you probably can't get this to work as the columns basically can't inline-block in the middle of the other block's content? Like the html is just not set up for that. You can just make a blank section and write in divs that are inline-block and have set widths tho (i have that on my profile)

3. I didn't really give your code a thorough run-through, but the "name" element on anchor tags("") is not supported in html5. To code with naming a, you can still give them id's and customize them in the stylesheet with #[id].... though, honestly, you're much better off making

   blocks than using <a name/id>. It lets you format display properties better.

Thank you!! I'll keep working with it, and again, your help is sooo appreciated. I always read your guides too, and slowly I'm learning to understand!!

Would you happen to know the names of any elements? Like, for example, the element for my HA or my shop, or my collections and stuff?