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fashyun asked: You can use <br> to create a line break, or look here for the other option!
nudc asked: Take off bottom-left- so it only says border-radius, that will cause all the border radius’s to change.
Use the code from this tutorial and put it under #tabs to make it glow when closed or #tabs:hover to make it glow when opened
nudc asked: To move it, change the values for top and bottom under #tabs
To round it change the border-radius to 60
pinkfairyland asked: Under #tabs change the font-family. Next time please look at the questions I’ve already answered please.
brilliancing asked: It’s working for me! That’s strange!
I put the codes onto pastebin for you though, here:
kierenwqlker asked: Did you use the bubble tab or the slide from left tab? I think the bubble tab would work best for what you’re trying to do, the slide from left tab can be a bit tricky to move around
Just use the link code, <a href=” link “> title of link </a>
retype the ” marks
rosy-diiamonds asked: Just select the section you want to move, and right click and choose “Cut” then paste it using ctrl+v wherever in the tab you want. Make sure not to mess with the </div> at the end though or the whole thing will get messed up!
Anonymous asked: Under #tabs, you can change all 3 of those things there, font-family: , font-size: , and border:
prestigiovs-deactivated20131105 asked: It seems that some people have had problems with it and others aren’t, make sure you enter the codes in the correct places
Anonymous asked: You could add padding between them? <div style=”padding-left:10px”> icon here </div> but I’m not sure if it’ll stay on the same line or not
flurella asked: Just change the top: to bottom: and then change the border-radius so the curve is at the top and not the bottom!
polenesian asked: I only see one on your blog, I actually have a tutorial with 2 tabs called the double bubble tab! that would be perfect I think
hey :) I was trying to install a hover tab and I pasted it after <style type=”text/css”>{ and it isn’t showing up on my blog :( any help?
ANSWER: I highly suggest putting it before </style> near the bottom of your css instead, and you have to make sure the second part of the code is in the correct place as well.
weareso-classy asked: You currently have this:
<div style=”font-size: 32px;”<img src=”http://www.picgifs.com/mini-graphics/mini-graphics/butterflies/mini-graphics-butterflies-288456.gif">
delete the strikethrough section and it should work
Where is my answer?
ALL questions are answered publicly so to avoid repeated ones.
Can you go onto my blog for me?
Can you help with adding/removing a column?
No, this is very advanced coding, and it would be easier to get a similar theme with the number of columns you want.
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