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hello everyone!! welcome to my tutorial blog, where i will teach you a few coding tricks to make your page super duper cute! this will include tips that worked well for me, so they may not work for everyone, but i'm open to helping if that happens. i'll probably update this occasionally, so feel free to request anything you may have questions about. let's begin!!!


saturday august 16, 2025

1. border images

let's face it, using the default borders all the time can get a little boring. in this tutorial, i'm gonna teach you how to spice up your profile and give your borders a whole new look.

resources

firstly, you need to find a border image that you like. i use this site: https://rentry.co/border (however, feel free to use any resource you want!)

directions

when you get there, click on the 'borders' link. there's a multitude of different options, but i find the really tiny ones to work the best. the bigger ones are kinda difficult to work with in terms of sizing, so stick with ones that look similar in size to these:    

  

next, right click on the border you want and copy the image address. you're going to need it soon.

code

now for the fun part! for this example, we are going to place a border image around the entire contact section, including the header. don't forget your style tags!!

.profile .contact {

border-style: solid;

border-width: 7px;

border-image: url('insert border image url here') 7 fill round; }

the dimensions may not be perfect the first time, so adjust the values to your liking. from what i've noticed, increasing the border width increases the thickness of the border image, while increasing the 'fill round' value stretches the border around the container. 7px works well for both, but sometimes increasing them to 8px or 9px works well too.

results

when everything is done, your contact box should look something like this:


amazing job, your profile looks spectacular! thank you for joining me today, i hope this tutorial was helpful. ♡


wednesday december 3, 2025

1. changing the comment replies border thingy

so um. i'm a little embarrassed to admit i JUST learned how to do this just a short while ago but i had been wondering how to do it for a while and i finally got it!

you know the little black line that appears when you or someone else comments a reply to a reply? here's an example image (i hope you don't mind me using you as an example kat, hehe):


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well, YOU CAN CHANGE THIS!!!

just a key tip: when you are unsure how to edit a specific part of ur profile, use the inspect tool. it's literally a lifesaver when you wanna know what a certain part of your profile is called.

directions

you don't have to use the inspect tool, but i sometimes forget or don't know what certain profile parts are called and i find it very helpful. it's how i figured this out!

if you're on chrome, right click on the part of the profile you want to edit, and click on "inspect". following this, a screen full of code will appear on the right side. from there, you can look through and find the code for the specific part of the profile.

now, you can edit the code in the inspect box and it will give you a live preview of what the code looks like as you change it. HOWEVER, you have to actually add the code to ur spacehey code box in order for the changes to stay. if you edit the code in the inspect box and then refresh the page, the edits will disappear, so be careful!

code

now, by right clicking on that little black border in the comment replies, you may find something in the inspect box that says:

.comment-reply:not(:first-child) {
  1. border-top: 1px solid black;

in order to change this, all you have to do is change the border! you can change the border color or border width, you can change the style of the border (dashed, dotted, double, etc), and you can probably even remove the border altogether if you want. below is the code i changed for my profile:

.comment-reply:not(:first-child) {
border-top: 1px dotted #484e5e; }

results

after changing the code, this is what my border looks like now! so cool :D


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well guys, i hope you learned a little something from this because i know i did! it's a pretty small thing, but i just figured it out and wanted to share! happy coding, take care!
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⚔︎CB_Dantelover♰

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I WAS SEARCHING FR THIS OMG !! THANK U. DEFO SUBSCRIBING TO THIS BLOG


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i’m glad i could help!

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kitkatanddog

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I'll be sure to follow this series!! your explanations are easy to follow, and resources/tips from active blogs are so valuable ♡


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YAYY!! thank you sooo much kat, i really appreciate it!!!

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koi

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omg wowow!! this tutorial was sooo easy to follow nara :0 i finally get how ppl do it now, like... yippy fr!!! (didn’t expect it to be that simple lol.) tysm for the post~ it was super helpful ㅠㅠ gonna go mess around w this new piece of code hehe >:3


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i’m glad you got it, and i hope you have lots of fun using it in your code!! :D

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