How to Hax out your Profile

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KoGKoG said

a long time ago | Post #1
##Getting an Uber Background##

BODY { background: white url(--INSERT IMAGE URL HERE--) }

[YES, YOU CAN USE ANIMATED .GIFS]

##Getting a different color background for comments section, small profile part, and (if you have any) flash game descriptions in your profile##

P { background: #99FFFF }

##Getting a different colored text for the letters on top of your colored background##

P { color: #0000FF }

##Getting a different font for the letters on top of your colored background##

P { font-family: "Sakurachan", Times, serif }

There's probably more, but this is all I use.

KoGKoG said

a long time ago | Post #2
By the way, those are my set parameters. Look up the six-digit color coding on Google/Google Images if you don't know how to do it. Also, beware if you use a custom font other than the typical or else it might choose a substitute for those that don't have that type of font.
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404404 said

a long time ago | Post #3
This is SO inferior to mine!

:)

ZAWAZAWA said

a long time ago | Post #4
What the fuck is Sakurachan?

SeraSera said

a long time ago | Post #5
A font, probably.
KoG's is easier to read =D

ROFL
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ElSmootElSmoot said

a long time ago | Post #6 | in reply to #4
Japanese for "Little cherry blossom"

OliverOliver said

a long time ago | Post #7
we've changed the design now.

You should use #page to address the body.

So change this:

BODY { background: white url(--INSERT IMAGE URL HERE--) }

to this:

#page { background: white url(--INSERT IMAGE URL HERE--) }

ChrisChris said

a long time ago | Post #8
Here is my CSS if anyone was wondering.

#page {
background-image:url(http://chrisbenjaminsen.com/nonobaresources/dark1.png);
background-repeat:repeat
}
h1, h2, h3 {
color:#F3F3F3 !important
}

.pageboxmain {
background:transparent;
}
.pageboxtop, .pageboxbottom{
display:none;
}
#profileText h2 {
color:#333333 !important;
margin-top:0px
}

#section h1, .section h2 {
color:#333333 !important;
}

.onlinebox{
background-color:white;
color:black !important;
border:1px solid gray;
}

.section{
background-image:url(http://chrisbenjaminsen.com/nonobaresources/sectionbg.jpg);
background-repeat:repeat-x;
}

MikuMiku said

a long time ago | Post #9 | in reply to #6
Knowing ZAWA, I think he's actually wondering what the hell kind of font family it is.

He's watched more than enough of that anime to know what it literally translates to.

McCrunchnut said

a long time ago | Post #10
Thankyou so much Oliver- you saved me from despair! Thought that my profile background would be doomed for eternity!

Anyway, I like the revamp- it's pretty funky. =D

Observant_OwlObservant_Owl said

a long time ago | Post #11
  • { display:none }

i am win.

Weltall 7Weltall 7 said

a long time ago | Post #12
I have a question: is it possible to delete the green background of your comments? (I managed to hide it behind the background & border of the comments, but then the background of the page isn't visible anymore)

ChrisChris said

a long time ago | Post #13
weltall 7 the box has a white background color, try background-color:transparent

the internetthe internet said

a long time ago | Post #14 | in reply to #12
are you asking for the background behind your own comments when viewing your page? in that case target your css to .coments .self{}

Weltall 7Weltall 7 said

a long time ago | Post #15 | in reply to #13
i mean what the internet said, the picture behind your own comments

Weltall 7Weltall 7 said

a long time ago | Post #16
in the source code its class="comment self", so i would have to add ."comment self" to my css or something like that
but the picture isn't mentioned in the source code

Weltall 7Weltall 7 said

a long time ago | Post #17
another question: is it possible to change the font of 'recent best rated most played most discussed random game'?

ZAWAZAWA said

a long time ago | Post #18 | in reply to #9
Such weeaboos ~ zawa

the internetthe internet said

a long time ago | Post #19 | in reply to #16
inthe css you'd put
that should give you a good example. or are you asking how to find the image that is used in the default nonoba stylesheet ?
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the internetthe internet said

a long time ago | Post #20 | in reply to #16
oh wait, if you just want to remove it all together do this.
that should do it.
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