apologies for the late reply! it should be possible to add a background, yes ! to do that you'd put the entire thing within another container, i recommend doing this with the custom version so you don't have any unexpected visability issues to deal with like you might in the boostrap version. you should also make sure to specify a text color with this container for the same reason, the automatic theme colors
for this, i just added the following above where the code says <!---------------{ CODE START }--------------->:
and then a </div> to close it at the very end! additionally, if you wanted to add an extra translucent box on top of the background and underneath the rest of the code, you could add this after that:
and then an extra </div> at the end to close that too, making it look something like this
i'm not quite sure what you're asking about the stamps though? the images used for the stamps are already formatted as stamps, most of them would be taken from deviantart! you can find them in groups like this, or just searching the website for "stamps". there are also templates to make your own, if that's what you're interested in c:
apologies for the late reply! it should be possible to add a background, yes ! to do that you'd put the entire thing within another container, i recommend doing this with the custom version so you don't have any unexpected visability issues to deal with like you might in the boostrap version. you should also make sure to specify a text color with this container for the same reason, the automatic theme colors
for this, i just added the following above where the code says <!---------------{ CODE START }--------------->:
<div class="rounded p-5 my-5 mx-5" style="background-image: url('https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/873044632701894696/873335123699982336/wood.jpg'); color:white" >
and then a </div> to close it at the very end! additionally, if you wanted to add an extra translucent box on top of the background and underneath the rest of the code, you could add this after that:
<div class="rounded p-5 my-5 mx-5" style="background-color: rgba(0,0,0,.5);">
and then an extra </div> at the end to close that too, making it look something like this
i'm not quite sure what you're asking about the stamps though? the images used for the stamps are already formatted as stamps, most of them would be taken from deviantart! you can find them in groups like this, or just searching the website for "stamps". there are also templates to make your own, if that's what you're interested in c:
2 years, 9 months ago Edited 3:56 pm