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A quick reference sheet I drew up so people can see the structure of our journals without having to dive into the source when coding their journal CSS.
Note that you must be subscribed to use CSS in your journal.
If you're new to CSS, you should aslo check out html dog's beginner's guide to css, which is a great place to start - I recommend it over w3schools.
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Note that you must be subscribed to use CSS in your journal.
If you're new to CSS, you should aslo check out html dog's beginner's guide to css, which is a great place to start - I recommend it over w3schools.
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- Turkish: 'Journal' Yapisi - Baslangic by =umutsirin
- Italiano: Struttura del diario - fonte by =MissingHorcrux
- Español: Estructura del Diario: Ref by ~LFerro
- Portuguese: Estructura do jornal by =xcubic
- Polish: Struktura dziennika Wartosci by ^LiAiL
- French: contient tout le journal by *PhoenixII54
- ...add yours - send me a note/comment with a link to your translation
Further references:
- html dog's beginner's guide to css
- `xork's Journal CSS editor - lets you edit your journal's HTML and CSS in realtime! Go +fav his deviation here!
- `tobyf's journal css generator (great for total beginners looking fo something basic to start with - fill out the fields and it gives you the CSS)
- @nyssi's CSS Rundown + Template - top stuff, takes you on a guided tour of her stylesheet.
- Not-So-Basic Journal Template by =ghostlove
- For even more resources be sure to check out the sticky thread in the programming forum too - [link]
- ...and lastly, this saved search - for CSS tutorials in the Resources gallery
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Good work on getting this out there so fast!
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Zac Martin
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Pigs Don't Fly
The journal icon has been replaced with a regular img.. no background image anymore..
which makes it very hard to edit in my opinion..
do you happen to know a way to edit the img src with css ?
I looked shortly into attr elements but I couldn't find a solution at first sight..
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i'll put together a template when i get home from work, should make things easier - or at least give people a starting point.
well, you can still knock out a css template then - save me from doing it
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..:: | Easel06 | ::..
=Codex-nz + ~Frog3D + =Enkera-2005 + =Easel + =bl00m = E-Unit
removing it is still simple:
.journaltop img{display:none}(though, it doesn't seem to be loading anyhowreplacing it becomes more complicated, but no big deal -
.journaltop img{height:0; padding-top:IMAGE-HEIGHTpx;background:url(IMAGE)}If we didn't know for certain that it'd be the only image in .journaltop, we could use the src attr to narrow it down
could I add you to my msn or something.. ?
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