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After reading this tutorial, you should be approximately 1e-14% closer to controlling the universe. The flexibility in NuTANG member page customization lies in cascading style sheets (CSS). With them, you can modify font faces, colors, sizes; widths, heights; borders, paddings, margins; and the list continues. The brief rundown. Style sheets go in < style > tags, and are given names, called classes, preceded by a period (.). For example: As you can see, each class has parameters, which go inside curly braces ({...}). Each parameter has a name, followed by a colon (:), then the parameter's specification. And here, my friends, are some of the magical parameters: font-family: verdana, arial;
Ok, so now what? You can attribute these classes to different parts of your page by adding a class=className in a tag. Wtf? Ok, I'm kinda sleepy; here's an example: Yea, so the other my face exploded off of my head. So damn painful. Yea, so the other day my face exploded off of my head. So damn painful. Captivated? Check out these links for more depth:
So, the extremely exciting part: NuTANG has most of its components defined by style sheets. So, all you need to do is define the parameters, and your page will look exactly—and I mean exactly—like how you dreamt them to be in your wildest fantasies. And here are the class names we use: Yea, I know what I said might be confusing. I shall revise this over and over again until my head spins with the ferocity of a nine-banded armadillo. But meanwhile, play around. Have fun. |
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