Post by Nick on Aug 26, 2008 8:10:42 GMT -8
Hello, and thank you for finding our Rules/Regulations for Code Submission rules. So please follow the rules below:
Section 1: Posting your Code
1. When posting your code, make sure you have tested it and it works.
2. In the title should be your hack name and if it is cross browser. [CB] Meaning it works on at least FireFox and Internet Explorer/
3. Please state in the thread what your hack does, and where to place it. Global footer, Main header ect.
4. Also, if the user needs to edit part of the code so it works, please put that in the thread as well. Maybe color the parts that need to be changed.
5. You don't have to, but it's always good to have a Preview. I have noticed if it has a preview, users will want to use the code more because they know what they are in for.
6. NO HTML TABLES! Those are not really hacks. We will have a sepret thread for these.
Section 2: Getting your code to the database
1. Once your code has been posted, a staff will look at it in the next few days.
2. If you find your thread is locked, it is either because of copyright, faulty code, or an Html/Css table/design.
3. Before your code is moved to the database, our staff tests it. That way we have fewer bugs in our codes.
Section 1: Posting your Code
1. When posting your code, make sure you have tested it and it works.
2. In the title should be your hack name and if it is cross browser. [CB] Meaning it works on at least FireFox and Internet Explorer/
3. Please state in the thread what your hack does, and where to place it. Global footer, Main header ect.
4. Also, if the user needs to edit part of the code so it works, please put that in the thread as well. Maybe color the parts that need to be changed.
5. You don't have to, but it's always good to have a Preview. I have noticed if it has a preview, users will want to use the code more because they know what they are in for.
6. NO HTML TABLES! Those are not really hacks. We will have a sepret thread for these.
Section 2: Getting your code to the database
1. Once your code has been posted, a staff will look at it in the next few days.
2. If you find your thread is locked, it is either because of copyright, faulty code, or an Html/Css table/design.
3. Before your code is moved to the database, our staff tests it. That way we have fewer bugs in our codes.