you can totally do this; you just might need some html/css coding knowledge. a super simple way you could break things up is by copy-pasting the whole thing, then cutting out the bottom half of the top copy and the top half of the bottom copy, if that makes sense. the divs with the "col-md-[number]" classes each represent one of the little card things; as long as those are left intact, you can remove, duplicate, move, or otherwise alter them to change the layout. here's a resource with some info about tabs (not mine), if you want to try making a tabbed version on your own! my On File 2.0 code is another paper-themed layout with tabs, if you're looking for something easier. hopefully something here was helpful!
would there be a way to possibly commission you for it? I am terrible at coding and even tutorials seem to elude me. I like the lined paper one the best, i love the little notes on the lined paper, and the actual lined background.
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[FTU] Lined Paper
you can totally do this; you just might need some html/css coding knowledge. a super simple way you could break things up is by copy-pasting the whole thing, then cutting out the bottom half of the top copy and the top half of the bottom copy, if that makes sense. the divs with the "col-md-[number]" classes each represent one of the little card things; as long as those are left intact, you can remove, duplicate, move, or otherwise alter them to change the layout. here's a resource with some info about tabs (not mine), if you want to try making a tabbed version on your own! my On File 2.0 code is another paper-themed layout with tabs, if you're looking for something easier. hopefully something here was helpful!
1 year, 9 months ago
would there be a way to possibly commission you for it? I am terrible at coding and even tutorials seem to elude me. I like the lined paper one the best, i love the little notes on the lined paper, and the actual lined background.
1 year, 9 months ago