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 [Tutorial]Editing Friendster CSS with Dweaver 8, Flash tutorial, please vote!

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TSC-Fu
post Sep 21 2005, 01:26 PM, updated 21y ago

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My friendster profile

My first attempt at creating a flash tutorial. FYI Friendster now supports CSS customization much like myspace, so here's how to do it using Dreamweaver 8.


The flash tutorial is 2MB.

http://users.tpg.com.au/cfu/friendster_css_dw8.htm


FYI I used Captivate to create it (didn't know which one to choose - captivate or viewlet). My first attempt, so didn't really bother to make it look nice and all. but still comments please! My friendster profile design or my tutorial biggrin.gif

This post has been edited by C-Fu: Sep 21 2005, 01:26 PM
TSC-Fu
post Sep 22 2005, 08:50 PM

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well yeah friendster isnt really difficult. it's just that you can't really go throught the whole code; can only edit some parts of the code, and even then got some limitations.

but thanks! keep the comments coming! biggrin.gif

junkieG: patutnye dalam css kalo ko letak
background-url:"file.swf"

die boleh jalan. tapi most if not all browser tak support gune swf dalam background-url, so takleh la. tapi ade nye cara lah.

teori ako? dalam tempat Now Playing, itu je tempat yang ko leh letak additional HTML, so why not letak satu div tag yang ada swf file tu, then under custom style, ko positionkan div tag tu kat memane lokasi kat page tu yang ko nak.



anyway, right now i have this css prob.
if you look in your friendster profile, the part/div tag where it says "More about username" and "username's blog" and "username's testimonials" all use the same css style/element. and, because of that, say you want to replace one of the text with a pic, it's not possible because then all of those 3 texts will use the same pic lah, get it?

so i remembered before that there is a way for you to create an element, where it only applies to a specific text. something like this
P["Hello *"] { font-size=20px }

<p>Hello how are you?</p>

would show

Hello how are you?

something like that. the way is called using custom string or something, cant remember lah. help?

This post has been edited by C-Fu: Sep 22 2005, 09:02 PM
TSC-Fu
post Sep 24 2005, 12:35 AM

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i vote for bodoh actually laugh.gif

well they can vote for whatever they like lah. not like i will nangis or anything biggrin.gif

but thanks for those who comment ah! those are the things that I need. I mean I know its too fast, dual language makes it hard to read, blablabla but you never know others' opinions if you don't ask them wink.gif

thanks!

oh and didn't know that there is such a thing as a codemasters forum biggrin.gif and IE should definitely recognise it, since i saw it many years ago in a w3.org page.

 

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