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soo.. im finished with my layout/theme and stuff, and i want to move on to actually putting stuff in my about me section, i just want stuff to be centered and pretty. do i still use CSS? or do i use HTML? do i put it before </style> or after? i figured out how to put an image in but thats about it
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editing "about me" box after you put your theme in?
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Reply by METEORBELT✭
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Reply by EngiQu33ring
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Looks good! I looked at the source for your page and noticed you put all of the styles right in there, if you want a more stable (less easy to delete) way to store your stuff, you can use a free site like neocities and use an @import statement to import all of the styles without having them written right in the page.
On my profile, I have:
<style>
@import url('https://engiqueering.com/spacehey/layout.css');
@import url('https://engiqueering.com/spacehey/fonts.css');
@import url('https://engiqueering.com/spacehey/style_new.css');
@import url('https://engiqueering.com/spacehey/icons.css');
@import url('https://engiqueering.com/spacehey/pixel-animation.css');
</style>
That way I can keep the styles for the structure of the page (layout.css), the fonts I use (fonts.css), the changes to the colors/background (style_new.css), the custom formatting for the friend/favorite/etc icons (icons.css), and my descending pixel animation (pixel-animation.css) all separated and work on them individually. That way if I really fuck something up, it'll also be isolated to that one doc and I can just reload a backup.
I also do software development so that might just be my weird way of doing things