Scrapbook css stylings.
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Smoove seems to be the best scrapbook style out there in my opinion, and I've decided to pretty it up a bit. You're welcome to keep the style like this or change the color scheme if you're not a big fan of white.
As for crediting it's not all that important. If you want to you can link back to this entry in your info, if you don't want to don't worry about it. Just don't leave it as it is and say you made it. That's all that I ask.
This style has been tested in Firefox, Camino, and Safari. There's probably something wrong with it in IE, if you're using IE do us all a favor and upgrade to Firefox already! ;)
Installing:
- Once you're at the Scrapbook page you'll want to go to the styles page which is under the manage menu.
- We're going to create a new style. Name it what you like and under template: leave it as (no base). Click Create Style
- Now your style should show up on the left side. Click the edit link beside your new style.
- Change the Layout to Smoove, click Save Style.
- Now you're going to want to customize further, click the Customize button.
- This should look familar if you've messed with any S2 styles. If you're going to use the stylesheet I'm providing it is always going to override what you change here at the customize page. Meaning if you try to change colors through the website they won't show up. You will need to change the colors through the stylesheet, which isn't as hard as it sounds. All you need is a graphic program to get the hexadecimal codes for the colors you want to use and change them in the stylesheet.
- Now that I said that, enter in the URL to your stylesheet that is under the Presentation tab. Also you can change the title of your gallery on the Text tab. Click Save Settings.
- Your new style should show up when you go to your gallery page. If not go back to the styles page and make sure the radio button to set your new style the default is clicked.
- Congrats, you're done!
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If you're feeling adventurous and want a link back to your journal like I do steal this code and enter this into your layer. If you have a lot of layers and are unsure of which one goes to this layer, it will be at the bottom of the list.
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If you need any help, please feel free to ask!