OK! Video backgrounds. I've done a bit of testing and this process seems to be working pretty well out of the box with a bog-standard SpaceHey profile. Your mileage may vary but it seems to work well in Safari and Chrome, and there's a fallback for mobile. You will need a few things! 1) Pick a YouTube video and save its ID Number ( which is found in the URL, right here I've bolded it. You need eve... » Continue Reading
OK! I've seen a lot of people ask about backgrounds for their page. There's so many ways you can do backgrounds. Let's figure out the best way to do them so your background looks great on mobile and desktop. I want to use this as my background: First thing first, let's set a background image to the page: » Continue Reading
If you want to have a cool gif or something as your intro animation, here's some codes for you! Honestly, a lot of these work best with a gif with a pattern on it, like static or other things that are chaotic. Replace the URL with the image or gif of your choice (video won't work) and make sure you use single quotes to surround your GIF URL. Don't use the split ones if you have a gif or image that... » Continue Reading
Who reads books anymore? Figure out what rows you want to get rid of, then copy and paste the code you want. If you want to get rid of multiple rows, select more than one code. Make sure to wrap all of your CSS in tags so SpaceHey knows that it's CSS code. REMOVE THE ROW .table-section:nth-last-child(2) .details-table tr:nth-child(x){display:none;} » Continue Reading
Edit Nov 27 2021: This should still work, even with the changes An made to how media works. If it doesn’t, make sure you’ve allowed YouTube access to you on SpaceHey, by going to someone’s page who has a video and allowing access to it. OK, make a public or unlisted playlist on YouTube and load it with the music you want, then use this code. It is working! Thanks to subfuse for figuring this out! ... » Continue Reading
Remember: always put any CSS in between two Style tags: That way, browsers will recognize that what you're trying to do is adjust the style. Also remember that CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets, so the browser will activate styles from top to bottom! » Continue Reading
OK, let's make some things that are generally long scroll so your page isn't as long! Your Comments Section This is CSS. It should go with the rest of your CSS styles. .comments-table{ display: block; height: 200px; overflow-y: scroll; } Any Text Box This is HTML, to make a scroll » Continue Reading
If you want to add a banner to your profile, above your profile, here's an easy way to do it. I've also included a way to make it look great on mobile. For whatever image you use, adjust the height tags until it looks nice. Remember: always put any CSS in between two Style tags: That way, browsers will » Continue Reading
If you're a supporter of SpaceHey, that's amazing and you are awesome! But you know, gotta get the profile to flow, so let's get some snippets. Remember: always put any CSS in between two Style tags: That way, browsers will recognize that what you're trying to do is adjust the style. Also remember that CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets, so the browser will activate styles from top to bottom! » Continue Reading
OK gang, time to teach you how to use Google Fonts! Step One: Go to Google Fonts and pick a font you like. I think Josefin Sans is pretty classy, so we'll use that one as an example. Step Two: On the font page, click "Select This Style" on what you want. If you want to just use the font for titles/headlines, pick just » Continue Reading
Do you want the little link thing with your socials to look better? Here's some code you can use! Caveat: This works on my profile. It might not work on yours? You can adjust the "font-size" to make the icons smaller and adjust the "transform:scale" to your liking. But this I think looks a little cleaner than what's already there. .profile .left .table-section:last-child .details-table tbody {dis... » Continue Reading
I'll fill this out more later when I can think through things. But my initial impressions are: This is probably the first Pixar movie that's made specifically for adults? The entire concept seems less like a thing that has a surface layer for kids and a deeper concept for adults—I think this is squarely aimed at grownups. I » Continue Reading
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