If you want to display more pets on your Neopets userlookup, these simple CSS codes can help. By default, Neopets only shows up to 5 pets, and the fifth pet is often slightly cut off. The CSS snippets on this page let you easily adjust the layout so all pets display properly without scrolling.

This guide includes copy and paste CSS for showing 5 pets, 6 pets, or 7 pets on your userlookup. It removes the default pet scrolling and adjusts the spacing so every pet fits neatly on the page. No HTML or CSS experience is required. Just place the code at the beginning of your lookup code and it will automatically adjust your pet display.

Keep in mind that these codes are designed for the default Neopets lookup layout. If you are using a custom userlookup theme or have CSS that changes pet image sizes or the overall width of the page, you may need to make small adjustments for everything to line up correctly.

This page provides quick solutions for players who want a cleaner Neopets pet display, better userlookup customization, and a way to show more of their pets without the annoying scroll bar.

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Full 5-pet free CSS

<style> .bx-controls { display: none; } #bxlist li { margin-right: 45px !important; margin-left: 6px; } #bxlist { margin-left: -3px; margin-top: 0px !important; } </style>

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Full 6-pet free CSS

<style> li.bx-clone { display: none; } .bx-controls { display: none; } #bxlist li { margin-right: 12px !important; } #bxlist { margin-top: 0px !important; } </style>

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Full 7-pet free CSS

<style> li.bx-clone, .bx-controls { display: none; } #bxlist li { margin-right: 8px !important; width: 130px !important; } #bxlist li img { height: 130px; } #bxlist { margin-top: 0px !important; margin-left: 1px; } </style>

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Very long petnames fix

If you happen to have one or more very long petnames and they end up overlapping, you can simply add the following line before the ‹/style› tag. It reduces the size of the petnames so that they don’t overlap.
If your petnames overlap but aren’t too long, you can try using 7.5pt instead of 7pt. If you have VERY long petnames and 7pt isn’t small enough, you can reduce the number to 6pt.

#bxlist li .medText b {font-size:7pt !important;}