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Published: 2010-03-06 01:52:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 26055; Favourites: 1131; Downloads: 484
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Finally!My contest entry for "Create a tutorial" from #eCSSited .
I hope you like it and find it very useful, if you think that it can be improved, send me a note, since this is my first tutorial
Resources:
Stich Brushes By ~boyingopaw - [link] Ornamental icons By ~daughterofsnape - [link] Code for navigation bars By `thespook (lost in some old comment) 
free cursor by ~NickPlatypus - [link]
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Thank you Eloisa! thank you for your support 
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Is there any way to copy/paste these codes?
It would make it ALOT easier for other deviants to use this tutorial and whatnot
But either way, EXCELLENT tutorial 
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Maybe I could add a txt version to make it easier
Thank you so much!
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wow good tutorial!!
grats for DD
ill remember this once i get premium XD
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Thank you so much! 
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Awesome and helpful, congrats on the DD!
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This is so helpful!
I know jack squat about CSS code, but your explanations were simple and self-explanatory and easy to follow.
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Thank you, I'm glad you find it useful
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...Not that I can use it yet, but this may prove useful eventually.
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Thank you so much 
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You're welcome!
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Hallo! Congrats on win! Feel free to note me whenever about the poem/short story you'd like. Be sure to give details!
Journal feature coming soon
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yay! Thanks!
Well, I have a character that you could write about, it's the "mascot" of my cupcake business 
*OoAngeliusoO made an image of her, if you want to take a look ^^ [link]
Thank you so much for this prize 
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No problemo! I can try and compose a quirky poem that you can use professionally too! That ok?
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hee hee, can you note me with the details? the ones you mentioned earlier in the comment and other small things you'd think I need to know
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Wickedly useful! I'm planning on creating some journal designs soon, so this is immensely useful to me! ^_^
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Comments like your make me happy, I'm SO glad this is useful ^^ 
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Gracias por los tips
SerΓ‘n de mucha ayuda sobre todo a aquellos que apenas andan empezando (como yo jeje).
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Por nada ^^
Me alegra que te sirvan, es la idea
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you should increase the specificity of the reset to ".gr-box *" so that it doesn't accidently reset elements outside the journal
and don't forget "border:none" too
otherwise, it's a great tutorial for beginners
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I've been using the universal selector so far and never changed a single thing in my DA page, but is not a bad idea to be more specific
border: none where?
Thank you for the advices and taking the time write a comment.
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np,
place border:none in the reset because image links will automatically get a border... i think
yea, the universal selector shouldn't change anything because it's the least specific of all selectors and most of da's css have an !important tag too
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But I did put the border property
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I wanted to write you a critique, but I don't have premium, so I'll write it here.
Your tutorial is quite helpful. It is clear when one tip stops and the next begins. It gives you the necessary information in concise language.
There are a couple things that I would change, however. The first, is the image of what is being changed can be confusing, I would include a before and after to eliminate that confusion.
The second, is the tip after the changed image, in some cases, it is not always clear to what you are referring, perhaps add one of those nifty arrows to point to it.
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Thank you for taking the time to critique my tutorial, I'm really grateful for that
There are a couple things that I would change, however. The first, is the image of what is being changed can be confusing, I would include a before and after to eliminate that confusion.
you're right, I should have done that, maybe I could edit the tutorial ^^
The second, is the tip after the changed image, in some cases, it is not always clear to what you are referring, perhaps add one of those nifty arrows to point to it.
That could be done too ^^
Again, thank you so much ^^
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You're very welcome.
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Thanks for sharing. It is a very helpful tutorial.
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Thank you so much ^^
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