Hub HTML...

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Nov 24 2004, 11:01 am

It no work. :(
Please, helpeth me.
Nov 24 2004, 11:41 am
That probably won't work because the page that the hub is in already has a <body> tag.
Nov 24 2004, 11:47 am
In response to Unknown Person
Hmm, maybe if I do 
</body> then <body>

*goes to try*
[Edit]Nope, well, thanks DL. :D
Nov 24 2004, 12:42 pm
In response to Hell Ramen
You can't change the back ground color of your byond hub.
Nov 24 2004, 1:25 pm
Hell Ramen wrote:
<BODY vLink=#cccc00 link=#ffff33 bgColor=#00000 font color = red>

It no work. :(
Please, helpeth me.

Naturally it doesn't work; you can only have one <body> tag per page, and the hub page already has one. Of course it doesn't help that the HTML here is a bit dodgy.

  • You must never put spaces between an attribute and a value, like in color=red.
  • font is not an attribute of <body>. You either need to use style, or the <font> tag.

    Given what you're trying to do, the correct approach would be to use <div>. (But don't forget to close that tag, or monkeys will eat your brain.) This may work:

    <div style="color:red; background:black">

    For the links this will be a lot trickier. It may be possible to set up a style tag before the div, in which case I'd name the div and set up styles like this:

    <style><!--
    div.entry {color:red; background:black}
    .entry a {color:#ff3}
    .entry a:visited {color:#cc0}
    --><style>

    Then just use <div&nbsp;name="entry"> instead of the tag above.

    The only wild card here is that I don't know if the hub entry display will strip out these tags. I don't think it will.

    Lummox JR
Nov 24 2004, 3:58 pm
In response to InuTracy
InuTracy wrote:
You can't change the back ground color of your byond hub.

Yes you can,Just look at shadowdarke's hub.

~>Jiskuha
Nov 25 2004, 6:12 am
In response to Jiskuha
Jiskuha wrote:
InuTracy wrote:
You can't change the back ground color of your byond hub.

Yes you can,Just look at shadowdarke's hub.

I just override the existing style sheets.