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| Step 1 - Make sure your userpage is set up correctly |
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| Step 2 - Typing an overide into the overides field |
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| Step 3 - The overides and how they look/act |
| Now that we have that out of the way I can now show you the overides and how they look/act. |
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| image_page_title |
| What it looks like |
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| What it does |
| Places a picture of your creation/choosing onto the top left corner of the page. |
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Type in the following: image_page_title = url; "url" is where you'd type in the url of the picture. |
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| image_page_background |
| What it looks like |
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| What it does |
| Places a picture of your creation/choosing onto the background of the page. |
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Type in the following: image_page_background = url; "url" is where you'd type in the url of the picture. |
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| image_table_top |
| What it looks like |
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| What it does |
| Places a picture of your creation/choosing onto the background of each bar on the page. |
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Type in the following: image_table_top = url; "url" is where you'd type in the url of the picture. |
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| image_table_wrap |
| What it looks like |
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| What it does |
| Allows you to create your own custom tables. |
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Type in the following: image_table_wrap = folderurl; "folderurl" is where you'd type in the url of the folder which contains the following: table_tl.gif - Top left pic table_t.gif - Top pic (this image repeats across the top of the table) table_tr.gif - Top right pic table_l.gif - Left pic (this image repeats down the side of the table) table_r.gif - Right pic (this image repeats down the side of the table) table_bl.gif - Bottom left pic table_b.gif - Bottom pic (this image repeats across the bottom of the table) table_br.gif - Bottom right pic NOTE: The folderurl MUST have a / at the end of the url otherwise it won't work. If you already have a / at the end then don't worry about putting another one. |
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Where can I upload these pics to? Easy, you must have either web space on the internet, a photobucket account, or anywhere else that allows you to upload pics to a folder. Imageshack is useless here as the place where these pics are uploaded to must have a folder url. So for example with web space you'd create a folder and place all these pics in there, then you'd use the url of that folder as the folderurl (http://www.mywebspace.com/tablepics/). If you have a photobucket account then you can either create a new folder on your account or just use the pre made folder. Once the files are uploaded there just use the url as the folderurl (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v232/gorounreal/). |
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| image_table_wrap2 |
| What it looks like |
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| What it does |
| Allows you to create your own custom tables. This is also a more advanced version of image_table_wrap, It allows for 3 pics for the top bar instead of one. |
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Type in the following: image_table_wrap = folderurl; "folderurl" is where you'd type in the url of the folder which contains the following: table_tl.gif - Top left pic table_tlb.gif - Top left background pic (this image repeats across the top left of the top bar) table_tm.gif - Top middle pic (this image appears after the heading text) table_trb.gif - Top right background pic (this image repeats across the top right of the top bar, it also starts under the middle pic so be careful) table_tr.gif - Top right pic table_l.gif - Left pic (this image repeats down the side of the table) table_r.gif - Right pic (this image repeats down the side of the table) table_bl.gif - Bottom left pic table_b.gif - Bottom pic (this image repeats across the bottom of the table) table_br.gif - Bottom right pic NOTE: The folderurl MUST have a / at the end of the url otherwise it won't work. If you already have a / at the end then don't worry about putting another one. |
| Q & A: |
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Where can I upload these pics to? Easy, you must have either web space on the internet, a photobucket account, or anywhere else that allows you to upload pics to a folder. Imageshack is useless here as the place where these pics are uploaded to must have a folder url. So for example with web space you'd create a folder and place all these pics in there, then you'd use the url of that folder as the folderurl (http://www.mywebspace.com/tablepics/). If you have a photobucket account then you can either create a new folder on your account or just use the pre made folder. Once the files are uploaded there just use the url as the folderurl (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v232/gorounreal/). |
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| image_table_row1 |
| What it does |
| Places a picture of your creation/choosing onto the background of the odd rows in tables. The picture also repeats itself. |
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Type in the following: image_table_row1 = url; "url" is where you'd type in the url of the picture. |
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| image_table_row2 |
| What it does |
| Places a picture of your creation/choosing onto the background of the even rows in tables. The picture also repeats itself. |
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Type in the following: image_table_row2 = url; "url" is where you'd type in the url of the picture. |
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| css_background_repeat |
| What it does |
| Changes whether the background's pic is repeated or not. |
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Type in the following: css_background_repeat = value; "value" can be no-repeat, repeat, repeat-x or repeat-y no-repeat = No repeating/tiling what-so-ever. repeat = Repeating/tiling will occur. repeat-x = Repeating/tiling will occur only on the x axis (horizontal). repeat-y = Repeating/tiling will occur only on the y axis (vertically). |
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| css_background_position |
| What it does |
| Changes the position of the background pic on the page. |
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Type in the following: css_background_position = x y; "x" can be any measurement (including percentages). It tells the picture how far from the left of the page it is. "y" can be any measurement (including percentages). It tells the picture how far from the top of the page it is. Make sure "x" and "y" are separated by a space. Example: 100% 100% = bottom right of the page. 100 100 = 100 pixels to the right and 100 pixels to the bottom NOTE: I haven't tried this so I don't know if this is correct. |
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| css_background_attachment |
| What it does |
| Changes whether the background picture is fixed or scrollable. |
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Type in the following: css_background_attachment = value; "value" can be either fixed or scroll. If it's fixed then the background picture will stay in the same position even if the page is scrolled. If it's scroll then the picture will move with the page as it's scrolled. |
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| css_left_table_width |
| What it does |
| Changes the size of the left hand tables on your userpage. The right hand tables will size themselves accordingly. |
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Type in the following: css_left_table_width = value; "value" is the size of the tables in pixels or percent. Example: css_left_table_width = 100; (100 pixels wide (if possible)) css_left_table_width = 25%; (25% of the page is taken by the left hand tables (if possible)) |
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| page_title_position |
| What it looks like |
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| What it does |
| Changes the position of the SheezyArt text at the top of the page. |
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Type in the following: page_title_position = value; "value" can be either 1, 2 or 3. 1 being the default position 2 being on the right of the page 3 being invisible |
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| flash_page_title_width |
| What it does |
| Sets the width of the flash title that you specify. |
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Type in the following: flash_page_title_width = value; "value" is the width of the flash object in pixels. |
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| flash_page_title_height |
| What it does |
| Sets the height of the flash title that you specify. |
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Type in the following: flash_page_title_height = value; "value" is the height of the flash object in pixels. |
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| flash_page_title_src |
| What it does |
| Places a flash object of your creation/choosing onto the top left corner of the page. |
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Type in the following: flash_page_title_src = url; "url" is where you'd type in the url of the flash file. Make sure that the flash_page_title_height and flash_page_title_width are set before typing this in. Example: flash_page_title_width = 250; flash_page_title_height = 100; flash_page_title_src = http://www.myplace.com/flash.swf; |
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| Image Hosting |
| To quickly host an image you can use the ImageShack uploader at the top of this page. If you'd like to keep track of your images then use PhotoBucket |
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| FAQ |
| There are none yet but be aware that if you ask me a question about overides in the future that I may add the question and answer here. |
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