A way to make rounded borders around daycare pets?
I've been trying to make a rounded border around daycare pets (and various other things I'm working to use it on!) and I've tried the <p style> one, and it has no syntax errors but it just doesn't show. Is there anyway to do this?
Thank you for any help, <3 |
You can't just use <td style="border-radius:15px;"> for it? Build a table around the daycare system..? ((I'm really exhausted so I might not be logical right now)).
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I'm trying to get it around each egg in the daycare, so I don't know if that'd work XD
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Adding borders to images? It can be done in the CSS but not sure if would affect every image in the site. HTML has a border attribute by default ('<img src="<?php echo $adopt->getImage("gui") ?>" width="" height="" border="" alt="" />' not sure if <?php echo $adopt->getImage("gui") ?> is correct tho), but I think you would have to change the way daycare displays pets, not sure if the Array accepts HTML linked images as objects... If you really want a rounded table... Maybe make a table for each adopt? xD
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It seems to not allow html in the image for the daycare - it gives an error about rendering. I really don't know what to do about it then- the table may work but i don't know if it'll have the right borders that I need (and color inside XD).
It's odd because html works in the myadopts table and whatnot, so I may have to find a .php way to do it. And there are multiple images on the page so I don't think css will work D: (Let alone do I know where to put it!) |
I haven't worked with CSS but I believe images in html go get their properties if you add a class="css_classname" inside the <img src...> tag, but no idea how classes in CSS are created or work either sorry ._. for tables I think you have to use CSS to make them rounded too, maybe someone who understands css can help Dx
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Try adding this a new class to your css (use the existing as an example) and use the classname in the image tag as IntoRain has suggested.
ex (replace Xs with your options): PHP Code:
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how exactly does one go about putting that example into the image code, tequila. I've looked in a lot of places but I can't find it for the life of me, and is there any way to apply it to text too XD I hope I'm not being too much of a bother with this- I just want to focus on my site looking really pretty now! :)
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Well for each HTML form element, you can look up its ID or class by viewing page source from FF/Chrome, then add CSS element for these particular ID/Class. You can modify the script, and add a class for each HTML element manually. This is one example:
PHP Code:
http://www.mysidiaadoptables.com/forum/blog.php?b=82 |
So I managed to get the css border around it- but now It's doing this :
http://i43.tinypic.com/28c33x3.png when I attempt to add words. And this is the CSS: divide{ padding-top: 15px; height: auto; border: 2px solid #000000; border-radius:5px; background-color: #E1E1E1; } What... am I messing up? |
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