Layout VII: Tokyo

[moribound]

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: tedanki
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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

Comments

[dds_admin]

I didn't, but now I do and the scrollbar is still there.

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.)

[moribound]

I'm really not sure what's the issue then if you're following all the instructions to the letter, sorry.

[kishin]

The third module is still there, it has "OOC" as the heading if you inspect it in Chrome/Firefox. :|a So that's what the scrollbar is. The question is why it's still showing up if it's disabled.

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.