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Name: FriendRewind
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📌 PINNED xXloebminaaxX	2 months ago (edited) Report ik you read this!!! dont leave me high and dry. wait good radiohead song
xXx_GeorgeBleedsBlack_xXx	2 months ago (edited) Report Adding to what GOAT said if you want to find a specific thing you can right click the element on the page and click inspect. Then that should open up the inspector on the element you clicked. Then you can find the class name of that and make a css entry for it in the style section. wait this is so much more detailed. imma gonna use it by xXloebminaaxX; 2 months ago (edited); Report
machohartmadness	2 months ago (edited) Report i'm still a noob but i watched some youtube tutorials and i use inspect element a lot, complete lifesaver for me and idk why but for this website i have to spam !important to make changes stick sometimes can you just do it for me stranger lolololols by xXloebminaaxX; 2 months ago (edited); Report
GOAT	2 months ago (edited) Report f12 in most browsers lets you see the css which you can tinker with locally and it wont make permachanges or anything but its a good way to learn <33 but yea i got a bit of experience in this field :3 by GOAT; 2 months ago (edited); Report