does anyone have a template for your melonland profile?

[AJ]

I can't inspect element to find the code on this Chromebook :(

[AJ]

I don't just want to copy paste without permission, but @Memory's profile CSS is so nicely annotated with what everything does (I sadly saw it waaaay too late haha). Maybe you can help Gecko

sorry for the mention!
@Memory

[Mayflower]

The way I made my profile was I just copied the about me from my website and pasted it in
its a bit messy but the transition ended up working surprisingly well 
It doesnt stop you from creating new divs so pretty much anything you can do in html and vanilla css is a go (which is why there is the scrolling things on the top and bottom of my page)

[Memory]

Ngl I honestly have no idea how to make a template despite learning some HTML and CSS awhile back.

[Skykristal]

are you sure you cant inspect elements? here's an article that might help. There is no actual template you can use as of right now I believe.

[AJ]

are you sure you cant inspect elements? here's an article that might help. There is no actual template you can use as of right now I believe.

nope. I'm on a school laptop and I have no other electronics, unfortunately.

[Memory]

Sorry, was it weird/rude? Was not my intention :( sorry Gecko!
I just saw the little "hello =)" in the code and assumed it would be ok to mention.

I was sleeping.
also check this
https://wiki.melonland.net/forum_css

[Y2KStardust]

Aah, I was wondering if someone would have something like this!

For reference, OP, if you'd like I can inspect element on anyone who gives me permission to? C: Don't wanna just grab code at random, but if someone specific w/ some cool code lets me, I can try to DM you w/ the specifics ^.^

[AJ]

And also check this
https://wiki.melonland.net/forum_css

  staring into space bc ofc meloon would post a CSS tut OMG thank you anyways gecko! Big help

[Memory]

are you sure you cant inspect elements? here's an article that might help. There is no actual template you can use as of right now I believe.

School chromebooks have a setting checked by an admin that turns off "Inspect".