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ex_minotaur153) wrote in
dreamwidthlayouts2016-02-01 08:33 pm
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Tabula Rasa: Morning Comrades
Title: Morning Comrades
Credit to:
minotaur @
coliseu
Base style: Tabula Rasa
Type: CSS
Best resolution: 1366x768
Tested in: Google Chrome, Firefox
Features: Sidebar
Screenshot: Here
• Instructions:
Customize • Select Plain (Tabula Rasa);
Customize • Select 2 Column (sidebar on the left);
Modules • In Main Module Section select Profile (position 1) and Custom Text (position 2). All the other modules, including Navigation must be disabled;
Text • In Text for the 'Custom Text' box, paste this code:
and customize as you like;
Custom CSS • Make sure Use layout's stylesheet(s) is selected. Paste this code:
Notes:
• I'm fully aware that this layout is impractical and not responsive at all. It's (mostly) my first time coding for Dreamwidth and I'm far too used with LiveJournal coding.
• You can modify this as you want.
• Credit is appreciated.
• If you wish to use another pattern on the sidebar, I recommend Subtle Patterns.
Credit to:
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
Base style: Tabula Rasa
Type: CSS
Best resolution: 1366x768
Tested in: Google Chrome, Firefox
Features: Sidebar
Screenshot: Here
• Instructions:
Customize • Select Plain (Tabula Rasa);
Customize • Select 2 Column (sidebar on the left);
Modules • In Main Module Section select Profile (position 1) and Custom Text (position 2). All the other modules, including Navigation must be disabled;
Text • In Text for the 'Custom Text' box, paste this code:
and customize as you like;
Custom CSS • Make sure Use layout's stylesheet(s) is selected. Paste this code:
Notes:
• I'm fully aware that this layout is impractical and not responsive at all. It's (mostly) my first time coding for Dreamwidth and I'm far too used with LiveJournal coding.
• You can modify this as you want.
• Credit is appreciated.
• If you wish to use another pattern on the sidebar, I recommend Subtle Patterns.
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1. Apply the layout as the OP said, etc, etc,
2. Once done go to the CSS code, and find this line:
3. Replace it with this:
The 60px denotes the height up and down the page you want it at, the 350px will move it left and right, effectivetly. Adjust as you need! I hope this helps.
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