What kind of CSS design are you thinking of?

I started with a box code I copied and pasted from a CSS help blog. :3
Look at one of the CSS guides on the site if you need help, they have a ton of codes.
I'm lucky enough to have a few TEFers on my contact list who know some about CSS coding.
While I'm still not very good at it, I managed a biography.
*Not very helpful*

Well, you can either change the entire look of the page or just make a nicely designed scroll box in your blog- or even both.
A good source of help is Unplugged's CSS Guid. It's eyeblinding and a little confusing if you rush through it- but if you take your time and reference back to it, it's much easier to change the designs.
For a scroll box, I'm not entirely sure how to put the code here without messing with it, but here it is.

< div style="width:140px; height:170px; overflow:auto; background:#e38c00; border: 2px dashed #ffffff; text-align:justify; padding:10px; font: 11px; letter-spacing:0pt;" >< div style="width:120x; height:130px; overflow:auto; background:#ffffff; border: 10px solid #fbbf5e; text-align:justify; padding:10px; font: 11px; letter-spacing:0pt;" > Note that this seemingly single scroll box has TWO different scroll boxes in it. Simply remove from the second < div style ... to the 0pt;" > to remove the inside one.< / div >< / div >

Simply remove the spaces between the words and the tags.

This is what it looks like~

Note that this seemingly single scroll box has TWO different scroll boxes in it. Simply remove from the second < div style ... to the 0pt;" > to remove the inside one.

I'm sorry if I didn't make any sense ^^;

[EDIT;] Usually making a Coding Test Blog helps a lot when you're trying to get the right look. I'd say just play around with it and if you need any help, just let us know. There is no code editor, the codes must be made by hand or, in some cases, by someone else and pasted into the blog contents thingy you write in.

The first one has the node area set to transparent, which you can do like so: .node {background: transparent;} Of course, the areas beside the .node area need to be set to transport and Unplugged's guide can help you there big time.

The scroll areas are this code http://www.w3schools.com/Css/pr_pos_overflow.asp

To make it without the overflow, just take scroll off and it'll be something like this I did for Deiyoru's:
<*div style="border: 1px solid #000; padding: 25px; background: #050F1F; width: 750px;"*>Text here<*/div*> without the astericks. You can also move the box by adding "margin-left: 50px" but that's just an estimate. A good way to learn is to experiment but w3schools is also a great place to learn a lot more.

Also, a WONDERFUL tool is Firebug, if you use Firefox. I helps me find some other things to edit like the leaf for the titles. You can replace it like I did at Verdoc's biography with this:

#squeeze h2:before{content: url('http://a.imageshack.us/img530/6017/verdocpicto.gif');}

Your own image of course to replace.

Would I be able to change this post into my experimental blog? I suppose I just have to start playing.


Thank you both for your help, I will try to get this untangled to where I understand it.

Leak...?

There is just so much to this that I don't know about. Should I put it below a cut even if there is no cut?

*tinkers intensively*

Also while I'm here, I'd just like to say that I absolutely adore your artwork. I've saved every TEF related piece you've posted on my iPod touch to use as beatiful backgrounds and such <3 just thought I'd say that while I have the chance (:

My pleasure <3 Just let me know if you need any help with this~ though I will be away from the computer for the next week, I still have my iPod for internet.

Nhnnn<33

Tracking! :'D

This looks so nice<3 now I can keep track of all your lovely art
-Kono-

I posted the question as a DA journal but I know not everyone who might be interested in the calendar would be on DA.

If you would, please let me know which of my drawings or paintings you would like me to submit to the calendar contest. Because I want to choose an image that the community enjoys seeing.
Thank you.

Portrait of the artist as a young stag
Best Ive seen of your works! Detailed, glossy, capturing, and beautiful!
Made the front page so it should make the calender
-Konoha

*ninja-track*

I have to say, Youth and Waterfall are my most absolute favorites out of the list. Though I have a particular love for Youth. ♥

I must say "Blue Bowl" is what I really think would look beautiful in the calendar<3

Wow, I must say I am totally blown away from your art... I've been following it rather silently, but I love each and every of your masterpieces and it's very hard to decide for one that would fit best into the calendar. I think 'blue bowl' would look stunning, as would 'daisy antlers' or 'eternal forest'. However, you can be pretty certain that at least one of them will be chosen for the calendar, as your style simply matches it perfectly and your beautiful ways of portraying the forest is what we all love to see. <3
Ohpff, I fear I'm starting to ramble some useless stuff here, I'm sorry. <3 But I'm certainly tracking this post.

... you made me blush.
Thank you...

/tracking.

Stalkstalkstalk.

It is truly an honor to be placed alongside the magnificent artists in your directory.

I'm really flattered. There are many more beautiful works out there but thank you for saying such nice things about mine.

^{Your art is so beautiful, eyestrain...I am at a loss for words <3}