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Hello. I am Joshi, the creator of [http://joshi3ds.do.am Joshi 3DS], and I am here to teach you how to make your website 3DS compatible (although it may turn out to be sized as if it's DSi compatible). Here's a website "full" HTML code example:<br><br><html><br><meta name="viewport" content="width=400"><br><title>YOUR TITLE</title><br><head><br><style><br>body{margin:0;}<br>#topscreen{width:400;height:220;overflow:hidden;}<br>#bottomscreen{width:320;height:212;overflow:hidden;margin:0 auto;}<br></style><br></head><br><body><br>< div id="topscreen" >TOP SCREEN CONTENT</div><br>< div id="bottomscreen" >BOTTOM SCREEN CONTENT</div><br><script><br>window.setInterval(function();{<br>window.scrollTo(40,220);<br>}, 50);<br></script><br></body><br></html><br><br>Note: "margin:0 auto;" means that the content in the area of the section that "margin:0 auto;" is in, will be automatically centered. BTW the script at the bottom auto-scrolls the page, even if you scroll elsewhere.<br><br>P.S. Don't use spaces on the < div > tags like I did.
Hello. I am Joshi, the creator of [http://joshi3ds.do.am Joshi 3DS], and I am here to teach you how to make your website 3DS compatible (although it may turn out to be sized as if it's DSi compatible). Here's a website "full" HTML code example:
 
{| class="wikitable" width="20%" !
!<html>
!<meta name="viewport" !content="width=400">
!<title>YOUR TITLE</title>
!<head>
!<style>
!body{margin:0;}
!#topscreen{width:400;height:220;overflow:hidden;}
!#bottomscreen{width:320;height:212;overflow:hidden;margin:0 auto;}
!</style>
!</head>
!<body>
!&lt;div id="topscreen">TOP SCREEN CONTENT</div>
!&lt;div id="bottomscreen">BOTTOM SCREEN CONTENT</div>
!<script>
!window.setInterval(function();{
!window.scrollTo(40,220);
!}, 50);
!</script>
!</body>
!</html>}
 
Note: "margin:0 auto;" means that the content in the area of the section that "margin:0 auto;" is in, will be automatically centered. BTW the script at the bottom auto-scrolls the page, even if you scroll elsewhere.

Revision as of 07:43, 20 November 2012

Hello. I am Joshi, the creator of Joshi 3DS, and I am here to teach you how to make your website 3DS compatible (although it may turn out to be sized as if it's DSi compatible). Here's a website "full" HTML code example:

<html> <meta name="viewport" !content="width=400"> <title>YOUR TITLE</title> <head> <style> body{margin:0;} #topscreen{width:400;height:220;overflow:hidden;} #bottomscreen{width:320;height:212;overflow:hidden;margin:0 auto;} </style> </head> <body> <div id="topscreen">TOP SCREEN CONTENT <div id="bottomscreen">BOTTOM SCREEN CONTENT <script> window.setInterval(function();{ window.scrollTo(40,220); }, 50); </script> </body> </html>}

Note: "margin:0 auto;" means that the content in the area of the section that "margin:0 auto;" is in, will be automatically centered. BTW the script at the bottom auto-scrolls the page, even if you scroll elsewhere.

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