Friday's Comic
Sep. 12th, 2025 11:51 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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girlgenius_lairAh my king -- your family shines as brightly today as you once did yourself
Even automata can be long-suffering.
Even automata can be long-suffering.
changing how a journal shows entries are posted in a comm?
Sep. 9th, 2025 09:02 amkakkoi posting in style_systemhello! i've been working on layout for a bit, and while i've got most things i want done the way i want it, i'm having issues with the way a poster is displayed on the read page
ignore the padding, i'll be fixing that, but is there any way to get the "posting in" to not display on the reading page, and have it just show the entry poster and the community?
using tabula rasa - plain, and this is the current base layout and the code regarding posters and user pics looks like this
using tabula rasa - plain, and this is the current base layout and the code regarding posters and user pics looks like this
Help with sidebar display - Missing header for navlinks?
Sep. 7th, 2025 08:52 ammerrileemakes posting in style_systemHello! I am a new DW member and in the process of transferring my blog over.
I'm playing around with the Buttercup Summer theme and happy with everything I can modify, except one thing. This layout has the navlinks in the sidebar, which is great, but the text overlaps the icons in the profile module slightly.
Looking at the source for my page, I *think* this because the navlinks module doesn't have a H2 header. If I wanted to add a H2 to the navlinks module (like the text highlighted below), how do I do that? I've tried the 'Use embed CSS' box on the Custom CSS page but I don't think that's the right approach (and it doesn't work).
Wait, I think this is because the S2 base layer has the code:
# Modules without titles: navlinks, time, poweredby
Do I need to made a custom S2 and remove navlinks from the 'Modules without titles' section? Is there an easier way to get my sidebar to look pretty and not have overlapping text?
I'm playing around with the Buttercup Summer theme and happy with everything I can modify, except one thing. This layout has the navlinks in the sidebar, which is great, but the text overlaps the icons in the profile module slightly.
Looking at the source for my page, I *think* this because the navlinks module doesn't have a H2 header. If I wanted to add a H2 to the navlinks module (like the text highlighted below), how do I do that? I've tried the 'Use embed CSS' box on the Custom CSS page but I don't think that's the right approach (and it doesn't work).
Wait, I think this is because the S2 base layer has the code:
# Modules without titles: navlinks, time, poweredby
Do I need to made a custom S2 and remove navlinks from the 'Modules without titles' section? Is there an easier way to get my sidebar to look pretty and not have overlapping text?