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Jul 16, 2007 21:00

Today made new stuff of Diane Kruger, will be more later, gist didn't had time to end :)

avies and banners

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thebeckert July 16 2007, 19:51:10 UTC
I'm really enjoying all your Diane Kruger stuff lately. I think she's so gorgeous. I just love her. Sadly, I only have room for 15 icons. grr. I need to get a paid account, simply so I can post as many icons as I want. :)

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lauma_fairy July 16 2007, 20:02:42 UTC
Glad you like them, i enjoy too, she is so natural and beautiful! ^^ It is so easy to work whit her pics(model)
I know what you mean, i have the same thing :/
PS how did you put banner on your LJ?

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thebeckert July 16 2007, 20:24:54 UTC
Do I have a banner on my LJ? I didn't think I did...
I'm not exactly sure how to put banners on your LJ. It's just one of the things I'm trying to figure out with html. Maybe I'll research it today while I'm sitting bored at work and I'll let you know.

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thebeckert July 16 2007, 21:55:44 UTC
Do you still need help putting a banner on your LJ? Because I think I found out how to do it.

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thebeckert July 16 2007, 22:08:52 UTC
just kidding -- the code I found didn't work. :(

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thebeckert July 18 2007, 06:58:36 UTC
Ok, I think I may have figured out how to insert a banner. It depends on what kind of layout you're using.

Use these steps to find out what layout you're using:
1. Go to "Customize Journal"
2. Click on the "Look and Feel" tab
3. Your layout will be listed in the first drop down box.

Let me know what layout you're using and I'll find out the code to insert a banner and give it to you.

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lauma_fairy July 18 2007, 13:20:34 UTC
Im using Generator type layout ;)
Huge thanks!!!!! :*

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thebeckert July 18 2007, 14:14:28 UTC
Ok, let me know if this works...
1. go to "Customize Journal"
2. go to "Custom Options"
3. click on "Custom CSS"
4. type this code into the "custom stylesheet" box.

body{
background: url(www.yourimage.com) no-repeat top center;
padding-top: 300px;
}

change the url in parantheses to the url of your image. And change the padding top pixel number to the px size of your banner. You can add a little more pxs to make a bigger space between the top of the page and your banner. I know the basics of css, so if you want your banner to do something a little different than what's displayed with this code, let me know and I'll try to figure out the code for that too. Hope this helps!

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lauma_fairy July 19 2007, 13:43:40 UTC
hmm... nothing.. .:/
Maybe i'm gist too stupid for this :P

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thebeckert July 19 2007, 14:07:44 UTC
The picture didn't show up at all? that's weird. Maybe try putting the url in quotes. And try changing padding to margin.

body{background: url("http://www.yourimage.com") no-repeat top center; margin-top: 300px;}

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lauma_fairy July 18 2007, 18:43:56 UTC
ok, i will try :)

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