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Entry tags:
- color: aqua,
- color: black,
- color: blue,
- color: brown,
- color: gray,
- color: green,
- color: orange,
- color: pink,
- color: purple,
- color: red,
- color: tan,
- feature: 2 columns,
- feature: comment pages,
- feature: fluid width,
- feature: header,
- style: tabula rasa,
- tested in: chrome,
- tested in: firefox,
- tested in: internet explorer,
- tested in: safari,
- theme: light on dark,
- type: full layout
Layout: Abstractia
THIS LAYOUT IS NOW OFFICIAL! /noisemaker
Title: Abstractia
Features: all column options, fluid width, header, comment pages


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Notes for tweaking the official style back to its original form are here.
All feedback completely welcome. I kind of hope to make this into an official layout.
Title: Abstractia
Features: all column options, fluid width, header, comment pages


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Notes for tweaking the official style back to its original form are here.
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Is this not what you want it to look like?
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Also, on my reading page the tags are creating a problem with the .page-read .poster, .page-network .poster when placed before $e->print_poster(); and with the entry text when placed after$e->print_userpic();
I would prefer the tags in the entry, and .page-read .poster, .page-network .poster to be left above the userpic. (Or to the right of the userpic - there's another user editing Motion, and when using their preview, this is teh result: http://aidadesigns.dreamwidth.org/read?s2id=665976).
/shhh you saw nothing /this is my business DW :)
If you want it to look like in that screenshot, though, you need to follow my instructions exactly. I understand that you're trying, but I just did it from scratch with the code I gave you and came up with the screenshot.
Can you clear out all your Custom CSS for me and start from the beginning? I'll do it with you and we'll see if we can get this thing licked. Ready?
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(Though I'd really like to have tags and mood together, and I even submitted a request for it to DW; that's why I even started trying to do it in a theme layer. But I'm going to follow you first.)
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(It's already edited for your use)
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I need more padding between the tags and .page-read .poster, .page-network .poster, because right now it's too close to the tags. I presume I'd need o fix its margin and/or padding. Ideally, I want it to be to the right of the userpic, as shown here: http://aidadesigns.dreamwidth.org/read?s2id=665976
I much prefer your entry borders and entry backgrounds, but I want the fonts and link styles of the other Motion edit. I also want their ordered, unordered and definition lists and tables, but your blockquote.
And finally, where exactly did I make mistakes? Because copy/pasting is great, but I'd like to understand what I did wrong so I don't repeat that mistake in my other journals.
In any case, thank you so much for all the patience and hand-holding!
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In the CSS, find:
#canvas #content #primary .entry .tag, #canvas #content #primary .footer .multiform-checkbox {
width: 80%;
clear: both;
float: left;
}
#canvas #content #primary .footer .multiform-checkbox {
margin-top: 8px;
}
Below it, add:
#canvas #content #primary .entry .tag {
margin-bottom: 8px;
}
(Adjusting the 8px as needed.)
For the positioning of the ENTRY POSTER...
In the theme layer, find:
$e->print_poster();
$e->print_userpic();
and reverse the order. Save & compile.
In the CSS, find:
#canvas #content #primary .entry .entry-poster, #canvas #content #comments .comment .comment-poster {
display: block;
font-size: .85em;
margin: 0 0 1em 0;
clear: both;
}
and remove clear: both;. This should do what you want it to; let me know if it doesn't.
If you also want the TAGS to be to the right of the userpic, the steps are similar.
In the theme layer, find:
$e->print_tags();
$e->print_userpic();
$e->print_poster();
and put tags either before or after poster. Save & compile.
In the CSS, find:
#canvas #content #primary .entry .tag, #canvas #content #primary .footer .multiform-checkbox {
width: 80%;
clear: both;
float: left;
}
And remove clear: both.
IMPORTANT NOTE: IF YOU WANT THE ENTRY_POSTER TO COME FIRST, LEAVE clear: both ON THE TAGS. IF YOU WANT TAGS TO COME FIRST, LEAVE clear: both ON THE ENTRY_POSTER.
Issue the second: I wish you the best of luck! My CSS should be a little easier to read, but our organization structure doesn't match up. I spread out the lists / definition lists / tables, doing it a little differently in each section but leaving things within entries mostly alone so that users can make their own tables / lists without interference from my theme.
Issue the third: If I could be sure, I would have had you just fix that. But I know you didn't have my tweak to make the tags inline, so I assume we missed each other somehow when I was updating the text on my journal.
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sorry i keep doing that orz
Re: sorry i keep doing that orz
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Add the margin as a margin-bottom to the #canvas #content #primary .entry .tag declaration and it should work much better!
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#canvas #content #primary .entry .tag, #canvas #content #primary .footer .multiform-checkbox {
margin-top: 8px;
width: 80%;
clear: both;
float: left;
}
change to
#canvas #content #primary .entry .tag, #canvas #content #primary .footer .multiform-checkbox {
margin-top: 8px;
width: 98%;
clear: both;
float: left;
}
so that the tags span the full width of the entry!
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