Entry tags:
Layout VII: Tokyo
Tokyo
Credit to:
moribound @
aliahan
Base style: Tabula Rasa
Best resolution: 1366 x 768, 800 x 600
Tested in: Google Chrome, Opera, Internet Explorer
Features: Navigation, tag list/cloud in topbar
Preview:
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Base style: Tabula Rasa
Best resolution: 1366 x 768, 800 x 600
Tested in: Google Chrome, Opera, Internet Explorer
Features: Navigation, tag list/cloud in topbar
Preview:
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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 Columns (Sidebar on the right).
4) At the 'Presentation' tab, make sure your settings are as follows, underneath the 'Presentation' tab:
- Tags: List
- Place of icons in entries and comments: Left
-Entry management links/comment management links: Text-only
5) At the 'Modules' tab, make sure that your settings are as follows:
- Navigation: Main module section
- Custom text*/links/tags**: Secondary module section
* If you'd like to display a picture like in the preview, the image's dimensions should be 290px by 130px.
** You can select either list or cloud
6) Finally, at the Custom CSS section make sure 'Use layout's stylesheet(s)' is enabled and paste the code:
Tokyo
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 Columns (Sidebar on the right).
4) At the 'Presentation' tab, make sure your settings are as follows, underneath the 'Presentation' tab:
- Tags: List
- Place of icons in entries and comments: Left
-Entry management links/comment management links: Text-only
5) At the 'Modules' tab, make sure that your settings are as follows:
- Navigation: Main module section
- Custom text*/links/tags**: Secondary module section
* If you'd like to display a picture like in the preview, the image's dimensions should be 290px by 130px.
** You can select either list or cloud
6) Finally, at the Custom CSS section make sure 'Use layout's stylesheet(s)' is enabled and paste the code:
Tokyo
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I'm trying to ruthlessly mutilate it for a thing (not much CSS knowledge, mostly trial-and-erroring this) and I can't figure out why that ghost scrollbar is hanging out under the custom text/links box or how to get rid of it. Help!
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It was there before I started fucking around with the CSS, too, so I don't think any of my code-torturing caused it. (At that point it was hanging over the test post because the top bar modules were all in their original positions; I left the entries where they were after messing with the nav and secondary bars so it would be more visible.)
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Quick and dirty CSS fix for ~modern browsers~ (e.g., IE8+):
.module-section-two .module:nth-child(3){
display:none;
}
This specifically disables the third module, and it's pretty hack-y. Better to figure out why your second "typelist" module is still showing up, as it's probably a fiddly option somewhere in the customize-settings. But this would solve your problem for the moment.
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1) I can't for the life of me find out where exactly I put the image url for the image that goes where the "Tokyo" image goes in the example. Or, how to put it in. One or the other.
2) How can I make the entry text and cut-tag text be black instead of light gray?
3) I'd also like to make everything be a little wider. Like, the top nav bar and the second module with the tags/image as well as the entries. All of them around 800/850 would be ideal. If that's possible.
Here's my code I'm using.
Sorry for all the questions! I love the layout, and I'm really excited to use it for this journal. Thank you in advance for your help!!
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1) You need to have 'Custom text' enabled to put in the picture, then go to 'Text' and put it in the 'Text for the 'Custom Text'' box.
2) Change color: #777; to the color of your choice. I recommend using Notepad and the replace all function for this.
3) This one's a little complicated since this width was specifically calculated to be equal in sixes.
So, the menu, body and so on are 660px wide and I'd recommend switching to 840px. The replace all function should still work for this hopefully.
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I have this working and it looks lovely, however, tags are not visible on my entries like they are in the preview. Any idea why?
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