Infield Parking FAQ |
Backgrounds How do I add or change a background in my code? 1. Open up word pad or note pad on your computer and paste the code of your choice from my codes page . 2. Then, find a background that you like and save the background to your computer. If it is from my site, you don't need to save it to your computer, you can right click on the image, click properties and copy the url. Then skip to #4. 3. Next, go to Photo Bucket or Image Shack if you don't already have an account, create one. Upload the image that you saved to your computer to Photo Bucket. Copy the direct link to the image. It will always start with http:// and end with .gif or .jpg. Do not use any of the other links, they will not work. 4. Next, find the last line in the code, it looks similar to this: <style type="text/css"> body { background-image:url(YOUR URL HERE); background-color:#000000; } #profiletbl .w {background: transparent;} </style> 5. Paste the url you just copied where it says YOUR URL HERE between the (). 6. Then copy the whole code and paste it into your about me section. Click save and you are done. This will work, if it doesn't, you probably copied a html code instead of the direct url to the image. 7. Save the code in wordpad so you have a backup in case you lose it. How do I make the background stay in place while the rest scrolls? Add this to the background part of your code: background-attachment: fixed; So it looks similar to this: body { background-image:url(YOUR URL HERE); background-attachment: fixed; background-color:#000000; } |
Codes to change your IP layout How do I change the colors of my IP Space? 1. Go to my Codes page, choose the color scheme you want. 2. Click inside the white box, then control-a. This will copy everything in the box. 3. Go to Edit My Parking Space. Find the About Me section. Control-v will paste the code into the About Me section. 4. Click Save. How do I add images to other sections? Look through the code, and anywhere you find: background-image:url(); Paste the direct link to the image between the () Here is a list of the codes and what they do: #mainWrapper This is what contains the default gray scratchy background image #mainContentWrapper This contains the white background around the boxes #header the space behind the infield parking logo #userheader User Profile and name #profiletbl This contains all boxes into white background #motto User moto into the top dark green box #usertabs Buttons “Profile”, “Friends” and “Photos” under the moto. h3 White titles into dark green title boxes #recentvisitorswrapper “Recent Visitors” green box .listSubtitle “Last viewed by:” row into “Recent Visitors” box and “Person has x friends” into “Friends” box .userBlock Text next to tumbnail image .enditem Last row text in “Recent Cisitors” and “Friends” boxes #friendswrapper “Person’s Friends” box #maintbl Right content column table #personalBlock “Personal Information” box next to user image .info Second column green text into “Personal Information” box #aboutBlock “About Me” box #introtext Bold word “Introduction” into “About Me” box #websitesWrapper “My Websites” box .options “My Photos” box row where is the “View More” button and row where is “Most Viewed Photos” and “Favorite Photos” .r “View More” button .gbox Box with green lines into “My Photos” .photo Light green box containing photo and text next to photo #comments “My Friends comments” box .comment One row within the “My Friends comments” box .userinfo Left white column into the “My Friends comments” box .text Right light green column into “My Friends comments” box Adding Images and text to your About Me section How do I add images to my About Me and Hobbies section? If you have a direct link to the image, paste the url between: [img][/img] How do I add a link to my About Me and Hobbies section? Paste the link between: [url][/url] How do I center the images? Everything you want centered goes between: <center></center> How do I make an image or text go to the next line? Add this code before the image or text you want to go to the next line. Add it twice if you want a space between the images or images and text: <br> How do I make my text bold? <b></b> |
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