Sorry, I put it there for someone in one of the communities I've been reading. They're just copy and pasting it into their journal. Should have knowen you'd be interested ;)
If you have a paid account you can create a "layer" of code to replace the code which normally creates the output for your journal. In tech speak what we get to do is re-define all the functions. The code above redefines the print_metadata() function. Not all styles have the same functions we can redefine so that's why I'm saying this one is specific to Flexible Squares.
I didn't pick the variable names, I just worked with the ones that were there. They're horribly undescriptive aren't they?
#Entry is the object for the function method we are re-defining, metadata is the term for current location, mood, music
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Thank you, this looks like it could be the answer to my problem! One question: what, exactly, do I do if I want to move "location" below "mood" and "music"? I can't seem to get anything to work.
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If you have a paid account you can create a "layer" of code to replace the code which normally creates the output for your journal. In tech speak what we get to do is re-define all the functions. The code above redefines the print_metadata() function. Not all styles have the same functions we can redefine so that's why I'm saying this one is specific to Flexible Squares.
I didn't pick the variable names, I just worked with the ones that were there. They're horribly undescriptive aren't they?
#Entry is the object for the
functionmethod we are re-defining, metadata is the term for current location, mood, music ( ... )Reply
Love the comments! LOL
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print $my_location;
print $my_mood;
print $my_music;
You can move them around to be in the order you want, for example:
print $my_mood;
print $my_location;
print $my_music;
Hope that works for you :)
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