Help A Newbie Out :(

[Kariudo]

Bashar: That crossed my mind too, but I don't think the server program has a host field or the quick connect button

[BasharOfTheAges]

Bashar: That crossed my mind too, but I don't think the server program has a host field or the quick connect button

I use fireftp myself, but I don't see why there would be options for getting your own IP address in an FTP client. That's something you'd need if you were setting up a server, but it shouldn't even enter into the equation for getting a client to work correctly.

[KamakuraNeko]

I don't really know if it's Filezilla client or Filezilla server program but client sounds more familiar. Also you wouldn't happen to know the answer to my third question would you?

[Kariudo]

oh, didn't see that.

Actually, I do. It's done with css
I've written the specifics here

[KamakuraNeko]

Were do i get css?

[Enigma]

Were do i get css?

oh, didn't see that.

Actually, I do. It's done with css
I've written the specifics HERE

[BasharOfTheAges]

Were do i get css?

oh, didn't see that.

Actually, I do. It's done with css
I've written the specifics HERE

Actually, the correct answer is you don't GET CSS anywhere... It's installed on the web server. You USE it - examples are at that link.

[KamakuraNeko]

I still don't get it DX Is the css on this website or on filezilla or what?

[8bit_samurai]

<a> tags and css my friend (works in profile and video information page)

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<a style="display:block; background:url('url to your image here, yes keep the single quotes'); height:[height of image in px]px; width:[same thing as height]px; background-repeat:no-repeat;"></a>

as an example...here's some code from my profile page

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<a style="display:block; height:100px; width:100px; background:url('http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/4677/smalllafielissmallmw5.jpg'); background-repeat:no-repeat;">

everything inside of style is css. If you want to learn more, I found this site to be extremely helpful

In addition to my last post...
You'll probably have to change the position of the image you put into your profile. To do that, put the following somewhere into the css:

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position:relative; top:[x]px; left:[y]px

more code from my profile

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<a style="display:block; position:relative; background:url('http://img369.imageshack.us/img369/2/haseoup1.png'); width:215px; height:300px; left:300px; top:-20px; margin-bottom:-300px;"></a>

(margin-bottom is just for aesthetics, makes it so that there is no gap between whatever was before the pic and what comes next)

Hope this helps

[Kariudo]

Actually, the correct answer is you don't GET CSS anywhere... It's installed on the web server. You USE it - examples are at that link.

CSS is client-side actually, built into the browsers themselves.

KamakuraNeko:
You put it in your video comments section. For example, on your video "Blueberry"... you would put it right where you typed, "Made entirely with anime openings (and one ending). And no, i don't know why i called it "Blueberry"."

when you edit your comments, it would look like this

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<a style="display:block; background:url('http://img369.imageshack.us/img369/2/haseoup1.png'); width:215px; height:300px; left:300px;"></a>
"Made entirely with anime openings (and one ending). And no, i don't know why i called it "Blueberry"