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Layout I: Trisection
Trisection
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aliahan
Base style: Tabula Rasa
Best resolution: 1366 x 768
Tested in: Google Chrome, Opera
Features: Links have to be added manually
Live preview: N/A
If you like what you see, do consider watching the community.
evocalize @ aliahanBase style: Tabula Rasa
Best resolution: 1366 x 768
Tested in: Google Chrome, Opera
Features: Links have to be added manually
Live preview: N/A
If you like what you see, do consider watching the community.
Instructions:
1) Go to 'Organize' and select Customize Style.
2) After that, Select a Different Theme and select 'Tabula Rasa'. Pick the one that says 'Plain'.
3) Next, scroll down to 'Choose a Page Setup' and select 2 Column (Sidebar on the left).
4) At the 'Presentation' tab, make sure type of tag listed is displayed as 'list'.
5) At the 'Modules' tab, make sure that only the links list module is enabled. Remember to go to your links list to define your links!
6) Finally, at the Custom CSS section make sure 'Use layout's stylesheet(s)' is enabled and paste the code: Trisection
1) Go to 'Organize' and select Customize Style.
2) After that, Select a Different Theme and select 'Tabula Rasa'. Pick the one that says 'Plain'.
3) Next, scroll down to 'Choose a Page Setup' and select 2 Column (Sidebar on the left).
4) At the 'Presentation' tab, make sure type of tag listed is displayed as 'list'.
5) At the 'Modules' tab, make sure that only the links list module is enabled. Remember to go to your links list to define your links!
6) Finally, at the Custom CSS section make sure 'Use layout's stylesheet(s)' is enabled and paste the code: Trisection
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