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I am not joking. I did this trick, and you can PM me if you want to know (I don't want to give it away to everyone) and remember, this is only temporary, everytime you refresh your browser or go to another page it will be disabled, so technically this is just for fun and is not meant to irritate the staff.
Bonca Hunt Score: 9.7
I am a bard, not a peasant!
DinkDoodler, the noble bubba.
Some of you probably already know how to do this.
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First, I think you aren't really able to do that, and even if you were, it has been made clear no such things are allowed.

Second, nice picture editing. Especially with the first one. I mean, look at the 9.7. score. The numbers are way too close to the green star, if looked closely. How did you do it? Print screen, then open Paint and edit it, and finally taking a picture of the Paint program?

How about pressing Ctrl+shift+I in Chrome and live editing the HTML? (Or using Firebug in Firefox to do the same?)

Seriously. Paint takes longer. The lack of space is probably because there's an actual space character he forgot.

(Also: Hi! )

Actualli in Chrome i went into Tools>Developer Tools and edited the html but forgot to add a space. I'm not a master image manuplist you know, but I decided to change the codes for fun.

Ctrl+shift+i, or plain F12 in developer mode, in Chrome, IS Developer Tools.

That's just it, I didn't use paint.

For screenshots you should use PrintScreen.

EDIT: z0mg DaVince.

Hiya pillbug!

I think he took photos to show they're "authentic". Though that method is inherently flawed, because you manipulate make some pic (or the page itself) and then take a photo of that anyway.

Glad to see you're back

Ok, then you did it even simplier. You used that javascript that lets you edit the site's appearance the way you want to.

You don't need Javascript to do that... Most browsers have an internal "editor" which lets you directly manipulate the page elements. Very useful for web developers. It's helped me various times in the past.

Dude, we're talking about DinkDoodler here.

Yeah, he just used "Inspect Element"

No, no, no. I used developer tools, and right clicked on stuff and selected Edit as HTML. Capice? No Javascript or inspecting.

So that's the element inspector you're talking about, then.

http://img840.imageshack.us/img840/8145/screenshottuc.png