Keenspace site help

ZOMBIE USER 12394 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 12394** » Fri Dec 13, 2002 1:12 pm

Is there a tag so that you can put what you want to say for each individual comic page, such as for one comic i want to say a few things, and on another i want to say something else. If there isn't a tag, is there a way to do this other than to edit each page manually? thanks

ZOMBIE USER 10799 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 10799** » Sat Dec 14, 2002 6:41 pm

yup.
simply create a text file (.txt) or a html file (.html) and name it comicdaterant.txt, etc. and upload it with your comic to /workspace/comics/ Today's one would read 20021214rant.txt. Keenspace will copy your entire file character for character into the page it creates, so if you're using html do not include tags like <head> or <body>. Technically the name doesn't have to end with rant (although this makes it clear) the name just has to have a higher numerical value than the comic for that day, or it will appear above the comic (other examples you could use are a20021214.txt and 20021214boogabo.txt)

ZOMBIE USER 12394 · Post by **ZOMBIE USER 12394** » Fri Dec 20, 2002 12:18 pm

Thanks. Can you position where you want the rant dailytemplate.html page?

Seven3 · Post by **Seven3** » Fri Dec 20, 2002 8:49 pm

Yup. By default it'll be in the same place as the one on your indextemplate, but you can move things around using CSS.

Slap your entire rant in between a set of DIV tags, and give it an ID attribute

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<div id=rant>
 Rant goes here.
</div>

Then stick this in your page's head

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<style type="text/css">
 #rant{position:relative;top:-500;left:20;}
</style>

This example would move it up 500 pixels, and left 20.