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There isn't much detail on the editor itself, just a basic description of each section, so this should be a more complete tutorial for you. For a more hands on way of editing your profile, read this tutorial - http://www.yuku.com/help/profileTutorial/
At the top of the editor are the following tabs - Page, Mini Profile, Stats, Blocks, Friends, Comments, Recent Posts, CSS and HTML, each of the following sections describes what they control...
Page
This section controls some defaults for your whole profile, namely the page background (image and colour), font (face and colour) and links.
Mini Profile
The mini profile block is the unmovable block in your profile that contains your avatar and some other information. The parts of the mini profile you can style in this tab are the following
- My Avatar - Your avatar image
- My Images Button - The "view my images" link or the text in place of it if you have no public galleries
- Interact Menu Buttons - The interact menu is the three links - message me, forward me, interact menu - and a sub menu.
Stats
The mini profile block also contains three tables. These are
- Votes- this holds your good/bad votes
- User Stats - this table holds your member since, and total posts etc data
- Profile Stats - this table holds the number of profile views, users currently viewing etc (not yet implemented)
Blocks
Your profile content is divided into blocks, mini profile, recent posts, favourite links etc. Each block has common class names so you can style all blocks in your profile at once. Each block has some common elements too, the box heading and the box body.
- Box Heading - This is what holds the text at the top of the block
- Box Body - This is where the actual html/text inside the box goes
The onionskins are mostly used for layered backgrounds, tripple borders and rounded corners. For a more detailed discussion of how to do this, see this tutorial
Friends
This controls how your friends are displayed inside the friends box if you have it enabled. Each friend has their own container so you can give them borders and backgrounds.
Comments
This controls the comments in your profile if you have them enabled. Each comment is in a separate container so borders and backgrounds apply to each individual comment.
Recent Posts
This controls the recent posts table if you have it enabled.
CSS
This is where you put any extra css you need. If something isn't covered by the other sections of the form, or you find a snippet of css from here or some other place you would like to add to your profile, then you place it in this box. If you find something isn't quite right when previewing the profile, check you dont have css overriding it in this box.
HTML
You can put any html in the header and footer of your profile using these two boxes.
