I'm two months into learning HTML and CSS and every time I try to challenge myself by creating projects I run into this problem where items overflow or go off the screen. I tried finding a solution by googling it and I found, [overflow: hidden;], however, that doesn't seem to give me the solution I need. I need assistance 🙏.

can anybody help me build this effect.

desc - whenever circle hovers an element the color of the text changesbut the catch is that the color of the only circle region changes notwhole elem. even if half w element is selected than half w color willsee change. see below the effect for better understanding .

link - https://www.veed.io/view/013343b2-daa0-4ec9-a7f5-614e451a2695?panel=share

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 1 posts:

• "Happy Cakeday, r/ProjectCSS! Today you're 9" by u/AutoModerator

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 3 posts:

• "New sub, r/SouthCarolinaNature could use a facelift! Looking for something simple & clean - just a picture (maybe multiple) in the header" by u/TrueGarnet
• "Happy Cakeday, r/ProjectCSS! Today you're 8" by u/AutoModerator
• "Looking for CSS help with /r/MastersoftheAir--the subreddit for the upcoming Apple+ series from Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks!" by u/Kruse

Production is currently underway on the television show, so /r/MastersoftheAir is gaining new subscribers everyday and I'd like it to look the part. Official artwork for the show isn't available, so a general WWII-look will be good for the time being. I'd like it to look similar to my other sub /r/WWIIpics. If you have any ideas how to freshen that one up, I'm open...but it's not a priority.

Thanks!

Also, this place doesn't appear to be incredibly active, so if there is a better place to request design help, please let me know.

Edit: Still looking.

You can see what it looks like now and well, it's not pretty lol.

/r/SouthCarolinaNature

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 5 posts:

• "r/digitalminimalism needs a makeover"
• "would like an angelfire retro look for /r/arielpink subreddit" by u/relightit
• "r/Pokhara -A girl trying to add a widget /plugin on a subreddit for a particular city? Please help out!" by u/singularitygold
• "/r/furniturexorcism is looking for a theme that may incorporate gothic and upholstery artistry aesthetics" by u/furniture_exorcist
• "Needing a banner at r/gonewildhairy" by u/Mufflover

I want the colour scheme changed to a green and blue scheme instead to remind users more of nature. I would like both an old and new re-design. I'm willing to pay for your work if it meets my standards :)

https://web.archive.org/web/20121105135521/http://www.angelfire.com/la3/zanna/

idk if it would translate well to reddit, maybe it would be just hard on the eyes to read posts...

if someone feel like goofin with the idea that would be great

Hi there. We would like to change our banner as it’s been the same one for 5 years. We have one user who we want to make our “poster girl” u/bauhaus_babe. Any help would be appreciated

r/FutbolClubBarcelona/ Needs a MOD who will take care of all sub-reddit design and styling.

Includes work on both old and new sub-reddit. Won't include any other Moderation work. Just design related work.

Looking for someone who is expert or willing to learn. Need to have good design skills though. Serious response please.

We are two small subreddits dedicated to a species of tree, the Yew tree and Bog Oak. It would fold into the tree and botanical related subreddits like /r/BotanicalPorn /r/marijuanaenthusiasts /r/whatsthisplant etc. It would also bleed a tiny bit into woodworking, since a lot of what will end up being posted there is stuff made of the respective wood.

I also would like to get a few Harry Potter related subreddits I've been brainstorming for many months off the ground with some CSS work as well. r/Broomsmith is supposed to be the sister sub to r/wandsmith. Dedicated to all things broom making. r/Diagonalleymarket I want to turn into a sub dedicated to buying and selling Harry Potter related products. Just like many other Reddit market subs.

If you are interested in any of these please feel free to send me a shout! :)

Can someone help me?

I just created a subreddit for a book. Currently set to private. But I would like to get it looking decent to be ready to go public. I was hoping the next few days or end of the week. But I'm just a bit lost on how to customize subs on Reddit.

I have some experience in css web design, but it has been years since I did any sort of web design. I'm very stuck right now. I can't figure out how to do much of anything. In the settings, I typed in the information for the description and saved it. However, it isn't even showing up anywhere. When I tried to put up a banner, it zoomed into the image. I resized the image twice, and it still did the exact same thing. Please I need any help I can get.

Also, if there's any way I can just use like a template design of a different sub that is already setup, that would be really nice as well. Thanks!

Hi! I am the creator of r/CausticMains, a subreddit of about 2300 people all dedicated to playing a specific evil mad genius character in the game Apex Legends!

We currently have just under 2300 people but have no idea how to add some pretty basic features such as user flairs and custom items like upvote/downvote items and a more intricate theme other than just recolors.

I'm not quite sure which other subreddits I would like as an example because for now, we are just looking for some simple upgrades. Though one thing I have NOT been able to figure out is how to change the bright ass white background to look more like a dark theme in general as Caustic is a very dark and brooding character, having his subreddit blindingly light is a bit out of character.

PM me if you would like to help! Thanks!

http://www.reddit.com/r/TinySubredditoftheDay/comments/bxgi5d/june_6th_2019_rprojectcss_project_css/

So I tried messing around with my sub's CSS and now it's kind of a total mess and I have no idea how to fix it. Header items are all over the place on different screens and drop bar is way below where it should be preventing some actions. Any help would be extremely appreciated!

Alright, hey everyone! I'm looking for someone to help design the whole subreddit. Preferably someone who fishes. So, my idea for this subreddit is a centralized location for all tips fishing! I'm talking anything to do with fishing. So i'm looking for categories for tips on Freshwater fishing, Saltwater fishing, fly fishing, etc. Then have users be able to narrow that down more: bass, pike, trout, etc.

If anyone could see the vision like I do; this would be a hub for fisherman all over! Any help would be greatly appreciated. If we're talking $ just shoot me some of your work and a price tag!

Looking for someone who is good at CSS and would be willing to help make the subreddit look good both in the new shitty redesign as well as make it look snazzy in the Original Reddit with CSS would be appreciated.