CSS Space Problem Correctly appending points to 50

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You can modify the properties of these IDs, or add restrictions such as weight:82px to them, and you can achieve the effect.

You can also take a look at the source file of your web page, which has the definition of this part, and you can see what its specific ID is, and then change it accordingly.

Here's an example. Like the beginning of the source file on the My Space homepage.

The middle part is about the definition of width, which you can copy. Make changes and then copy them into your customization.

For example, layout can be changed to layout

layout can be changed to layout, etc.

width: 20px is the pixel width.

width: 24% is the width ratio of the entire page.

padding-left: 20px is the size of the left padding blank. That is, you are talking about hungry scaling, you can add right, bottom, top, right, down, up, etc.

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Because his own is the last to be called, he automatically overrides the part defined by the system, which is the part above.

Try it yourself more! Good luck!

Simple way, add the following ** and it's OK, add it above.

body

To set up a site, make sure that the css style file is on the same site or in the same directory as the jpg file. If you don't set the site, use the relative path: background-image:

url("../../images/"), the same site, or just with background-image:

url("/images/")。Hope it works for you.

There's definitely no way to run local files.

Think about it, if a ** can read your local file, what a terrible thing!

You're going to have to send the ** to the server as well.

modhead .modtit

user img

The date can be pasted directly into CSS.

It is the ** replacement module on the computer.

Or is the diagram of the module changed to that on the computer?

Use Upload**.

This is the background header of the module

Get the address above and replace it with the next and you're good to go.

I took a look at your blog.,It's really not difficult.,It's just that I haven't done the fc2 blog.,If you use wordpress or blogger, I can convert one to you.。

I'm having the same problem. Ha, wait for the gods to answer together.

Having said so much. I don't feel like I'm going to know what you want to do or how to help you.

Friend: First log in to your space Management Center Dress up space Pick a template I designed Put the mouse on the template to appear (), click (), then a dialog box (prompt) appears (please select the mode:) There are two options, visualization.

css**。Click (css**).

Using Firefox's Web Developer plugin, there is a display block size.

You can see the size of the div directly.

It is also possible to display the ruler to measure directly.

Firebug can do it

You can see the padding distance under the layout bar, and then I won't talk about the distance between the two divs.

It's addition and calculation

Firefox browser plug-in firebug, can be implemented in part or not in full.

I don't know about this... I tested directly with QQ screenshots to measure the distance.