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@ube I am glad you like it O/
I worked hard on it and at times was super frustrated because things didn't work how I wanted them to work ;;
just wanted to make sure. You did help me after all and proper credit where credit is due uwu

@engel it looks incredible! :D amazing job!!
and omg that's really sweet of you but no need to credit me for the layout! the mention is already really nice c:

@saorsa But you helped me so M U C H!!!!!!

@engel I love it ;u; and u didn’t need to credit me!! But that’s so nice of you to do!

@ube @saorsa I did it gurls >.<
uhm if you want I can also add you directly to the credits of the layout. I was unsure but I mentioned you. Hope that was/is okay?????

https://www.roleplayrepublic.com/roleplay/view_page/382079

you're welcome <3 i'm glad it worked!

O.O omg it did work!!!!!!!!! gyaaaahhhhhh
thank you so so so SOOOOOOO MUCH ;;

does the thing you want to add on top look like it's underneath the fade out? if so, that's a pretty easy fix. inside the code line of whatever you want to add on top, add "opacity:.99" and it'll appear 100% over the fade out

I even googled it and tried like rgba colors and default or initial and stuff, but it won't work

I did the fade out thing and it looks pretty neat, but then I wanted to add something over it and that just looks blergh.

i suggest creating a new image and then click on the gradient tool. from there, pick the same color for both ends of the gradient but set the opacity on one end to be '0%' so that it makes a smooth gradient

alternatively it's easy to make transparent gradients with pixlr (which is free)! here's a tutorial about their gradient tool

i've tried the line by line opacity tag for fade outs and it definitely works, but it can be pretty bulky code-wise. i was doing increments of .025 to make a really smooth gradient so that's on me lol

okay I am stuck

give it a shot and if u run outta ideas, just come back here!

I bet it will be. I try. If it works I am going to be super happy and if not .... I have to think of something else.

its a pain in the ngl lol but one good thing about it is that once u get the first code line right, the only thing u gotta change is the opacity for all the others so u can just copy+paste

looolll, maybe imma do that

and literally doing it line by line until it gets to the colour you need to be

the only other way I can think of doing a fade out is by using background-color:#000000; with an opacity tag attached to it

hmm okay, thanks

any special effects u gotta do it outside of rpr on ps or illustrator urself before uploading

not unless the image already has a fade out done to it

rpr doesn't support fading out images does it?

ur welcome! gl!!

alright, imma try this (u.u;)V
thankkkkk yoooouuuuuuu

aight that should work, it is a bit of an old one tho sdofjels

ok so here is my example code!

for a standard scroll:
<div style="float:left;margin:0px 0px 0px 0px;width:435px;height:180px;overflow:hidden;">
<div style="float:left;width:455px;height:180px;overflow:auto;">
<div style="width:435px;">

for a sideways scroll:
<div style="float:left;margin:0px 0px 0px 0px;width:435px;height:180px;overflow:hidden;">
<div style="float:left;width:435px;height:190px;overflow:auto;">
<div style="width:1000px;">

that sounds soooo complicated ;;

gimme a few moments, I'll get the code for you!