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PE: Guidelines to Starting your Own Craft BusinessGuidelines to Starting your Own Crafting Business
So you make cute crafts, and probably someone offered you money for them. Maybe you need the money, and if you're like me, you need it to buy more crafting supplies. Whatever the reason, starting your own crafty business is a decisions that you should take seriously... it's not as easy as opening an Etsy account and setting some random prices for your work. There is a lot of things to consider to keep the business going, your money safe, your name clean, and your costumers happy.
By no means this is an absolute guide, merely a few guidelines of things I've found important or questions I get asked often by people interested in opening their own business. Most of this tips are intended for online selling, but they should apply for other ways of selling too. I will probably do more detailed guides in the future, as I learn more myself.
To begin with, don't forget to research as much as you can! If you're rea

dA CSS ChangesdA has changed the allowed CSS properties slightly, and I (`electricjonny) wanted to write about them here so that people can understand what they are and how to use them.
Not everything I'm writing about is new, but I wanted to go over some things in a bit more detail so people can understand how it's used. Below you can see some links that will jump down to the specific area talking about them (unless you superbrowsed over to this journal (with the #/d type link). In which case, you're out of luck, I think. Click the title here to load this page normally).
▼ border-radius
▼ box-shadow
▼ rgba()
▼ /* CSS comments */
▼ :before :after content
▼ [attr="foo"] selectors

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How to....install a commissioned Journal?by *poserfan

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This tutorial explains how to install a commissioned journal css to your Skins. It only covers the main parts for beginners.

I did not explain how you change the urls to images used in your journal; as I expect that is something that the creator you commissioned will explain or if you're lucky already did.

So, in case you have any questions specific to your skin, please go and ask the creator for his/her assistance.

=WinxFandom Dec 21, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

nice tutorial do u also have a tutorial for how to let other people instal it to the journals ?

(without giving them the codes and everything) (just for them with the 'instal button')

*poserfan Dec 21, 2012 Professional

No, but where's the problem with that? I don't see one

You hit the Install button and tada - the Journal is ready for you. YOu just click onthe corresponding thumb and all is done for you, except you need to write your entry.

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