May I ask a question? This sounds so stupid but...what're differences among those styles ^^"? I searched in somewhere, but I can't find the answer. Thanks so much.
Probably not the best person to ask but each style structures/organizes the information given in a different way, which is why on flexible squares you don't have the edit link for entries or why you can add far more images to expressive - the pages are set up/built differently depending on which s2 style you use. If you want the FAQ answer, its here:
Not really, unless I'm offering for a comm of interest to me or a friend. Had a few people interested in commissions but that depends on how much spare time I have.
Hi, this is a great FAQ and it answers most of my questions. I do have one practical one. It has to do with mood images. I tried some of your layouts in the past and I noticed you mostly disable mood images. Me, I'm addicted to them and I use moods extensively.
You recommend linking to your css. What if someone wanted to enable moods but doesn't have access to a server but can only make modifications in the css box? Would those modifications override the linked style sheet?
The same with images: if I wanted to change/add some, would pasting the code in the css box override the style sheet?
The layouts that disable the mood images are the Bloggish ones with the base codes from grrliz. I'm not sure if the css box would override the style sheet but you could give it a try in any case :) If worse comes to worse google free web hosting servers to find a site to upload the css :)
[ just a friendly heads up ]supes_June 20 2009, 19:34:52 UTC
hi. yesterday, i stupidly commented on one of your latest noveltybox posts, asking whether you still reply to questions about old layouts. today, i discovered your faq page and got my answer.*
still, i thought this might be of interest to you: there is a problem with the showcase layout when viewed in ie: the navigation links are displayed as two lines, causing a tiny scrollbar on the side. the problem is in the original code, not caused by customization.
i figured out how to fix it on my own, by looking at the noveltybox stylesheet -- since the layouts are almost exactly the same. the issue can be nixed by replacing:
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http://www.livejournal.com/support/faqbrowse.bml?faqid=176&q=s2+
Though I probably just confused the issue even more ^^
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You recommend linking to your css. What if someone wanted to enable moods but doesn't have access to a server but can only make modifications in the css box? Would those modifications override the linked style sheet?
The same with images: if I wanted to change/add some, would pasting the code in the css box override the style sheet?
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still, i thought this might be of interest to you: there is a problem with the showcase layout when viewed in ie: the navigation links are displayed as two lines, causing a tiny scrollbar on the side. the problem is in the original code, not caused by customization.
i figured out how to fix it on my own, by looking at the noveltybox stylesheet -- since the layouts are almost exactly the same. the issue can be nixed by replacing:
.module-viewlinks a:link, .module-viewlinks a:visited {
display: block;
float: left;
width: 22%;
margin: auto !important;
margin: 0px 6px !important;
border: 1px solid #dfdfdf !important;
}
with:
.module-viewlinks a:link, .module-viewlinks a:visited {
display: block;
float: left;
width: 22%;
margin: 0px 6px !important;
* margin: 0px 5px !important;
border: 1px solid #dfdfdf !important;
}anyway, i thought i would let you know ( ... )
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