#PSD to CSS

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[justpeachydesigns]

Green Apple Character Page Theme

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This is a Roleplay Character theme page.

The code is on payhip as a 'pay what you want' file. So it's completely free, but if you'd like to donate, it is much appreciated.

This is my first attempt at creating a page after copious amounts of css and html studying, but it's still not perfect, so I hope you find use of it regardless. It is commented in the code to hopefully help you navigate it easier.

Rules:

You are allowed to edit this code to your liking, but you're NOT allowed to redistribute this theme as your own, or in general. Do not remove the credit from the theme. You can move it around, but don't get rid of the link back to my page.

Features:

Header Image - 100% width x 400px height

Navigation Bar

Connections - 120x100 images

Bio - 540x200 image

Verses - 400x80 images

Stats

Skills

I created this code with 'root' styling, so much like main themes, the color customizing can be done at the beginning of the code where you see 'root'. There are elements in the code that are given those colors, so if you change one of the hex codes, it'll change other colors in the theme itself. If you have any questions, feel free to message me.

*whispers* the psd used on the images is this one*

[bloodsadx]

sorry if you’ve answered something similar before but how do you format things for your website? in the collections you have for poems

i love how it looks. the book kind of format it has

and i want to do similar/the same formatting for my own works but im really struggling…

i've been asked stuff like this a lot and i don't mind explaining it often because i want people to make websites more. i made a tutorial video at some point but it's kind of hard to make a curriculum or tutorial or whatever around this kind of thing because it's really just a self expression thing. i'll try to break down as much of my thought process as makes sense.

i design my pages in photoshop with either double/single page display in mind and then i use html to set them next to each other. most of the choice here comes down to how overwhelming i want my designs to feel. in the case of the lonely leaver page, the entire book was designed to be something that could be a physical book, and so from the getgo i made the pages in that kind of format. i previewed things in acrobat which has a booklet view mode (which singles out the front and back cover around the contents of the file) & allows you to process double page view as well. as for the actual process in photoshop before that point, i typically will open a canvas that is the size of the full 2 page spread (i.e. 8 inches wide for 2 pages which are both 4 inches wide) and i set grid lines for bleed margins and to mark the center of the page so that i can make the composition something that im comfortable with having a gap in the middle from the book folding. with lonely leaver i had to reformat about half the book at some point because i wanted to make it a larger resolution which was annoying but i just keep my guidelines for a print size in mind while im working. often if im a certain amount of time into a project that i feel like i will be spending a lot more time with i'll create a dummy psd file at this point which is devoid of content but which has all of the margins/resolution stuff set up already so i can just open that up and save a different version of it when i'm done.

my actual writing process and my design process is generally extremely intertwined, that's why things tend to be varying degrees stream of conscious in my work i think. i'll for instance, have a thought im stuck on for several days, and then open photoshop without having a poem or comic in mind, but i'll fill the canvas with some kind of color like red or yellow or a photo or whatever, and then open a text box or start drawing. telling a story through composition (i.e. page layout itself) is generally my favorite aspect of art and design because i enjoy how violent and dramatic framing angles can make the content of a piece feel so i'll try to move stuff around as much as possible in order to get my desired effect, often times using place holder shapes in lieu of finished design elements in order to get a rough blocking. as i do this i tend to react to what i'm writing/making as i'm doing it, and i do a lot of selective self editing during this part. for instance, i'll start manipulating rasterized text or cutting around images or whatever. i'll reread and look at whatever im doing for a couple of hours and then when i'm done with a spread or whatever i will save the document as a psd with a combined full spread and then each page separately as pngs or whatever (split at the middle grid line, back to the example, i'll save 2 different 4 inch wide images by changing the canvas size).

when it's time for me to put stuff on my website i then batch convert whatever pngs i exported into webp's because they load faster and take up less space on the server/my computer. you can look at my direct html/css files in your internet browser's explorer mode to see exactly what i do but essentially i just have either 1 or 2 images in a block and then a series of repeating vertical blocks containing images. i don't have an extremely efficient way of uploading pages and i'll typically just copy the same

"<p><img src="01.png"> <p><img src="02.png">"

like, 30 or 40 times or whatever into a html document. i use visual studio code for this stuff because it lets me do a bunch of stuff like having several files open at once & the navigation pane is nice & there's a live server extension that automatically refereshes the html file in my web browser on file save which is really awesome. i have a css page that i made like, 5 years ago, and i usually just link new projects to that because it has a bunch of different settings in it which i'll toggle on or off depending on the needs of whatever page or i'll add new div id's to it. it's kind of messy at this point, but it gets the job done. i use filezilla and something like bluehost or something for webhosting/file management.

i arrange and organize all of my art extremely methodically so usually in my like "<root catch all poetry folder>" inside of my "<root catch all art folder>" there will be a "<name of specific poem book>" folder which just contains the poems named by their actual name e.g. "dedication to saint eulalia 4.png" and then another folder inside of that is called "paginated" where i, using the acrobat document i arrange stuff in as reference, rename copies of my pages which i have placed in that folder to be named things like "01.png" so that i can then manually flip through it sequentially in the windows photo viewer and also just so that i don't have to go through the arduous process of renaming and tracking stuff inside of the root folder i'm containing that project's files in.

i'm 26 now and i made my first website when i was like 18, and my first zine project and i'm tired of feeling feeling around that same time, so i've got like, coming up on a decade of trial and error behind this and this is generally what has worked for me. my website isn't super complicated and mostly just gets the job done but because i try to think about style and presentation up front with whatever projects i'm doing i tend to just make plans based around that as early as it makes sense. to me having a website for art presentation has always been the Primary Method and intended landing zone for my art so it's genuinely always been a consideration in my process to try to plan around how i will put it on my website. i do this because i believe having my own curated space for containing my art allows it to exist in a context which best heightens whatever message i'm trying to convey. if there's an issues with my website right now they are that i'm very bad at mobile browser formatting & i havent updated the main look of the website in something like 4 years barely at all.

anyway, at the end of the day i think really as long as you can identify whatever your intentions are and do some planning/problem solving around that you should probably be able to find your own method which works for you better than mine might but if you do just want to copy my website the tools to do so are within your brain and internet searches and i believe in you. i think the biggest strength of my website is that it shows how easy it is to just put art big as fuck on a webpage and how effective that kind of minimalism can be. i just want my website to be like a museum's walls. and it's not super complicated to get to that level of html knowledge.

[maryskins]

codember23 | golondrina

vista previa | css | tablón | javascript | mod_login | mod_recent_topics

@elalmacen-rp El tercer código del codember y ya voy tarde </3, es que me entretuve demasiado pensando en cómo rellenar el tablón, y claro. En fin, ��a por el siguiente! Si quieres saber cómo instalarlo, abajito estará la explicación.

La imagen que he utilizado de banner, es de Sua con un psd de irwinbae. El código de cambio de cuenta, es de Tonight. Colores inspirados en las golondrinas y poesía de Alfonsina Storni.

Lo primero es colocar el css en la pestaña de colores & CSS. Desde aquí podéis cambiar la imagen del banner, así como los colores, tipografía y tamaño de esta. Solo hace falta modificar, como se indica, la primera parte del código.

El código del tablón lo encontraréis aquí y debéis colocarlo en el template de overall_header. Si queréis que quede fuera del wrap, pegarlo antes del div conteneur_minwidth_IE. Si queréis que quede dentro, detrás del div wrap.

Para mover los widgets al tablón, primero tenéis que activarlos (únicamente últimos temas y conexión). Y después, tenéis que colocar este javascript en la pestaña de Gestión de códigos javascript, activado en todas las páginas.

Por último, debéis reemplazar por completo los templates dentro de Portal, mod_login y mod_recent_topics con los códigos indicados.

[serandipity]

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Welcome to 🌶️ hour, with Serenade

There’s been this push in the roleplay community to value pretty graphics and aesthetic over substantial writing and I fucking hate it tbh. Not everyone wants to make these over exposed over filtered icons just to be seen as a decent rp partner.

And I’m going to tell you, I don’t think pretty graphics make a good rp partner or a good blog. I think one of the biggest factors in actually making a good rp partner is reliability. If I reply to something will you respond to me. Is the response you give me going to add something to the thread? Could I consistently build plots and stories with you? Can I understand your reply to mine? Those are things I think make a good partner. Not pretty graphics.

That isn’t to say I’m not constantly blown away by some of the .psd’s for icons I see or blog themes but man, I’m so sour on this because there have been people who’ve refused to write with me because my blog lacks the aesthetic. On the one hand, fine whatever. Curate your space. On the other hand I get mad that I’m iced out cause I didn’t decide to spend hours of my already limited free time fucking around in photoshop and css to make a pretty blog and instead just decided to write!

But also a petty comment, but And can we talk about how they’ve just gotten tinier and tinier over the years? Like dude if I gotta squint to see your icon I’m aaaaahhhhh.

[mausiie]

the princess’ offerings …ᘛ⁐̤ᕐᐷ

⮑ what she will do :

tumblr layouts , discord layouts , bundlrs code (html / css) , rentry / bundlrs graphics , colorings / psds , tutorials , web graphics (pixels , blinkies , stamps) , and stimboards .

⮑ what she will NOT do :

anything , if you’re rude about it . be polite , that’s all i ask !

i do not have a set blacklist ! if im uncomfortable with a certain character / media i will just deny the request ! thank you for understanding !

[altruisticbeauty]

HII!!!! OMGGG your docs are just absolute masterpieces. i love them SO MUCH. you have amazing design skills and the best aesthetic taste ❤

i wanted to ask as well if i could use your docs as inspiration. i make codes for some rpg sites and i help make profile templates in html, css, and javascript. i would LOVE if i could get your permission to use your templates as inspiration for the theme/format. ofc it wouldn't be exactly the same- i'd still put personal touches so i still give the original format credits to you. i would also 100% give you full credit for the inspo. if you have any terms and conditions for this proposal, i'd be happy to consider. thank you!! and keep up the spectacular masterpieces 🥺🥺

Hello! Thank you for reaching out to me and asking about this. I want to clarify one thing first:

I do not give permission for my designs to be used as inspiration for any kind of RP resource available on Tumblr or otherwise. Anyone doing this doesn't have my permission. If anyone knows of any coders, PSD makers, anyone on tumblr using my friends as inspiration, please let me know so I can contact them.

That being said, I will have to decline because my docs are paid docs, and I don’t want some kind of free version of them on Tumblr even if they aren’t on the same platform.

I also want to add on that I myself take inspiration from Pinterest & that’s something anybody else can also do. I just ask that nobody take inspo from my own work because they are ( 1 ) paid docs and ( 2 ) pulling from my work directly for the rp community isn’t fair to me as a paid creator who also operates in the rp community.

Thank you so much for asking again!

[szarrmo]

question: what program/website/etc do you ise to make your flags? ive wanted to make a xenogender coining blog for a while but i dont know how to make pretty flags ;-;

I use ibis paint!! (Free and on all devices i believe..) I'll put some stuff I use under the cut~ ^o^

@kanasxenoflags gave me most of these thru discord www

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Note: Used on this website ( slider, icons,different types of animation etc.

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[justpeachydesigns]

i'm still lurking on here, i'm just trying to broaden my knowledge of css and things of that nature so I can create better things :)

suggestions are open if you have any for psds or themes or anything. <3

[danielwege-blog]

PL que proíbe saleiros em mesas de bares e restaurantes sofre mudança e avança na AL-BA; confira - Portal Voz do Campo

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PL que proíbe saleiros em mesas de bares e restaurantes sofre mudança e avança na AL-BA; confira - Portal Voz do Campo

O Projeto de Lei 21.343/2015, que trata da proibição de saleiros em mesas de bares e restaurantes na Bahia, avançou na Assembleia Legislativa (AL-BA) e retornou à Comissão de Constituição e Justiça (CCJ) pela terceira vez. Conforme publicado no Diário Oficial do legislativo desta quinta-feira (8) a matéria foi aprovada no colegiado de Saúde e Saneamento (CSS), recebendo fortes alterações, e recebido da CCJ. Conforme voto vista do deputado estadual Hassan (PP), que é membro da CSS, a proibição total dos saleiros nas mesas dos estabelecimentos e o seu caráter punitivo podem ser vistos como uma “medida drástica”. Segundo o parlamentar, a adoção de campanhas socioeducativas seria mais adequado para a população. “A iniciativa está em consonância com recomendações de organizações de saúde que alertam sobre os perigos do consumo elevado de sódio. Contudo, a proibição total de saleiros nas mesas pode ser vista como uma medida drástica. Uma abordagem educativa pode ser mais eficaz e menos invasiva, conscientizando a população sobre os riscos do consumo excessivo de sal, sem, contudo, restringir a disponibilidade do mesmo de forma tão rígida”, escreveu o parlamentar. Assim, foi colocada a emenda de que os bares agora seriam obrigados a exporem placas informativas sobre o consumo exagerado de sal, além de informações no cardápio dos estabelecimentos. Com isso, foi modificado o artigo que proibia os saleiros nas mesas e também foi suprimido o trecho que determinava que o sal só poderia ser levado sob solicitação dos clientes. O PL é de autoria do deputado estadual Roberto Carlos (PV) e chegou à AL-BA em 2015. Ele quase chegou ao Plenário em 2023, após ser aprovado na CCJ, mas acabou sendo barrado na Comissão de Infraestrutura, Desenvolvimento Econômico e Turismo, que enxergou a medida como exagerada, apesar de reconhecer a importância de reduzir o consumo de sal. “A proposição sob análise é louvável, todavia, a forma descrita no projeto para impedir ou atenuar o consumo de sal na mesa dos estabelecimentos parece, salvo melhor juízo, ferir o princípio da razoabilidade”, escreveu a relatora Claudia Oliveira (PSD).

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