Hi! I bet I'll be ninja'd, but Unplugged has this awesome blog about tabs, and it helped me a lot. This is also an awesome blog by her, for future reference perhaps! You can find a lot of things on CSS there.
Though tabs are still pretty confusing, so do ask if you still have any question! I may not be the smartest, but we have some geniusses around ♥.
Is there something in particular you don't understand? What exactly do you want to do with the code? I'd like to help you but I'll be gone from tomorrow so I just have a bit of time now :x
Ah yes, you'll need some general css knowledge for that I guess. <div style="height:230px;overflow:auto;background:#000000">
This div is where you customize your box. Basically you just need to add the CSS properties to those that already exist.
If you don't have much experience with css you probably don't know what you have to add, thankfully there's this site. You'll have to look around a bit to find what you're looking for.
For example border-width lets you set the width of your border. You just add it to the other css: <div style="height:230px;overflow:auto;background:#000000;border-width:5px;">
It's harder to explain general things than just giving you a code for something concrete, but I hope this is understandable.
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Hi! I bet I'll be ninja'd,
This is also an awesome blog by her, for future reference perhaps! You can find a lot of things on CSS there.
Though tabs are still pretty confusing, so do ask if you still have any question! I may not be the smartest, but we have some geniusses around ♥.
Ah, yes. I have looked at
Is there something in
Well, I have seen many ways
Also like in here.
I understand the linking and #1,#2 and so on part. How can I customize the way it's set up (colors, positioning, and so forth.)
I'm sorry if these questions have been asked redundantly. I hope I'm not bothering you with this.
Ah yes, you'll need some
<div style="height:230px;overflow:auto;background:#000000">This div is where you customize your box. Basically you just need to add the CSS properties to those that already exist.
If you don't have much experience with css you probably don't know what you have to add, thankfully there's this site. You'll have to look around a bit to find what you're looking for.
For example border-width lets you set the width of your border. You just add it to the other css:
<div style="height:230px;overflow:auto;background:#000000;border-width:5px;">It's harder to explain general things than just giving you a code for something concrete, but I hope this is understandable.
Ah, thank you very much. So,
So, to align the tab links do I use a <*float: or a <*align: or something else?