personal / resource blog theme. different font sizes and options. visible source link. best viewed on chrome. npf friendly.
⁰² ㅤㅤdimensions.
sidebar: 200x240.
small sidebar: 60x120.
nav bg: 220x220.
character profile: 120x150.
outfit: 210x310.
accesories: 124x90 and 124x120.
muses: 50x50.
⁰³ ㅤㅤterms of use.
please don’t remove the credit. this is not a base code. do not take parts of the code without my permission. do not buy / use if i have you blocked. do not repost. do not use as inspiration.
by clicking the source link, you'll be redirected to a free template made from scratch with fully customizable text, colors & images. knowledge of clipping masks is required to use this template & all image dimensions can be found listed in the psd. the font used is georgia, which comes pre-installed on most computers. a short tutorial on how to add the background to the text will be included under the read more. please do not claim as your own & be sure to reblog if you plan to use. ˖ ࣪ ⊹
first, make all your words separate layers so you can move and rotate them individually with the free transform tool. you can group words like i did to add variety.
next create a new layer and make sure it's under all of your text layers.
once you have your empty layer, select the polygon lasso tool. you'll be making rough outlines around your words - they look best if they're not perfectly symmetrical.
click around the word until your rough rectangle shape is connected (i added a gray bg layer temporarily so i could see better, but that's completely optional).
right click in your canvas, select fill. in the popup, the only thing you need to change is the 'contents' drop down at the top.
click 'ok' and your shape should be filled. right click again to deselect and repeat until all the words have their own little backgrounds.
and that's it! if you have any questions, please feel free to send me a message!
loveeee characters who think they're likable but not lovable. characters who know they have surface-level admirable or alluring traits and so make sure to highlight those traits so that nobody looks closer to see what's underneath. characters who know they're hot or clever or cool and use that as a suit of armor so that no one ever gets close to them, because when they strip bare and show their vulnerability they're not any of those things, which means they have nothing left to make up for who they inherently are
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