voracity
Senior Member
Is it possible to write in a overflow y in the coding here in RPN?
Also, with the borders, there isn't a border radius ... 'option' right?
Also, with the borders, there isn't a border radius ... 'option' right?
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Dusky
Succubus
Overflow y? I haven't heard of such a thing, unfortunately.
As for borders, you can set their width, but not their radius. Does that refer to how much of the screen's width they take up? You can change that using the centerblock code, though it's by percentage and not pixels.
As for borders, you can set their width, but not their radius. Does that refer to how much of the screen's width they take up? You can change that using the centerblock code, though it's by percentage and not pixels.
TheDox
Chaotic Stupid
Columns and column width can be used to move and resize borders, let me know if you want some help with this.
Dusky
Succubus
Although not on mobile.TheDox said:
TheDox
Chaotic Stupid
Mobile is a mess anyway though right?Anomaly said:
Dusky
Succubus
Not necessarily. c; There are some oddities you just have to accept, but, ah.
Actually, using columns probably looks better on mobile because the centerblock would make the width tiny as fuck while the columns would automatically adjust to full width, but stack.
Actually, using columns probably looks better on mobile because the centerblock would make the width tiny as fuck while the columns would automatically adjust to full width, but stack.
TheDox
Chaotic Stupid
Can't say I'm not useful sometimes lol
voracity
Senior Member
Apologies, Overflow Y may be something exclusive to HTML or CSS then. I hoped that the BBCoding system could adopt it somehow, but I guess it isn't possible.Anomaly said:
As for border radius, it seems that it is just something RPN does not offer, with and without the extra line of coding. It has nothing to do with the actual border's size, or how much room they take up, it's something else entirely.
Thank you for your speedy replies though! I'll be closing this question/thread through the title
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Dusky
Succubus
Ah, yeah, BBCode is basically taking certain HTML/CSS/whatever code strings and assigning them to a BBC tag instead. So it doesn't have nearly the same degree of flexibility... Though there are always creative applications and exploitations.