| Hey everyone. Right now I'm using a stylesheet created for Opal (Libra OSWD) and I completely love it - except for one minor detail that seems to stretch to the base stylesheet of Libra. If friends on my reading list post images or youtube videos the layout stretches and breaks. Is there some kind of thing I can add to the core style that would eliminate this problem? Thanks for any and all help! P.S. I've tried looking here and there for about a week and couldn't find anything, hence the asking. Finally. I'm so slow, haha OH AND WHILE I'M HERE, ever since LJ introduced custom userheads my overrides for those have broken. Is there a generic link I can stick in there to keep LJ from trying to revert to the custom userheads and ... failing, and breaking everything? Answered! | |
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| Hello everybody. I’m in need of an advice choosing a style.
I will try to summarize what I’m looking for.
- It shall produce semantic HTML. The journal title in
<h1>, post titles in <h2>, no tables in sight whatsoever. Structural <div>s where applicable, with a rich assortment of classes available for styling via CSS.
- Ideally, XHTML 1.0 Strict or HTML 4.01 Strict. Practically, I don’t mind if it is declared transitional but does not make use of presentational HTML markup.
- It shall allow me to discard all the predefined styling and apply my own CSS.
- It shall not be modified by the LJ staff too frequently, that I could set it up once and forget. (Case in point: the otherwise sensible Cuteness Attack style has recently grown a conditional comment that sets
#content { margin-top: -660px; } for IE6 and IE7, which, in the absence of the default styling, makes the top post unreadable and the whole journal ugly. Once I was told about the problem, I fixed it by adding a margin-top: 0px !important to my custom CSS, but I really wish such sudden and difficult-to-notice-in-Firefox changes did not happen.)
- It shall let allow customization of the date and time formats, or offer ISO
YYYY-mm-dd and 24h HH:mm as options.
I understand that my requests would be best answered by the raw S2 customization facilities, but I am not using a paid account and do not plan on paying for what I consider to be basic features. | |
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| I'm pretty okay with the Nebula layout, but have a couple of customization questions.
1. Is there a way to add a links or tags menu to the sidebar with a free account?
2. Where can I find paid customizations for Nebula?
3. In Firefox, my page displays perfectly, but in IE6, my content gets shifted below the sidebar. I can't figure out why this happens or how to make it stop.
Thank you! | |
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