Entries: I couldn't find coding that would disallow text to wrap around the user icon. (It's my one pet peeve about the Expressive layout.) I found coding that positioned the text under the user icon, but that wasn't really what I was looking for.
Sidebar: I'd like to get rid of the calender and page summary. I found this post, but it's dealing with someone who used pre-existing custom text that I don't have.
Like I said, I've spent awhile going through the tags, and I'm fairly certain I couldn't find the solutions I'm looking for. If they are there, I'd love to be pointed in the right direction.
Here are the theme layer and style preview.
Comments
This post has code in the first example that keeps the text from wrapping around the user icon by putting a big margin under it. Was that what you wanted?
I c/ped the coding on the post you linked to and I received the following compiling error:
Compile error: line 32, column 16: Unexpected token found. Expecting: [TokenPunct] = ;
Got: [TokenIdent] = gutter
S2::Node, S2/Node.pm, 144
S2::NodeSet, S2/NodeSet.pm, 42
S2::Layer, S2/Layer.pm, 53
S2::Compiler, S2/Compiler.pm, 27
Context
28:
29: #content { margin-top: 0%;}
30:
31: function print_entry(Page p, EntryLite e, Color bgcolor, Color fgcolor, bool hide_text) {
32: # Adds a "gutter" under the user-pic.
33: var bool showposter = false;
34: if (not $e.poster->equals($e.journal)) { $showposter = true; }
35:
36: var Comment c;
What comes before the
#content
line? It looks like you're trying to put CSS into a theme layer, but it doesn't work that way. Your layer isn't public, so I can't see what's going on.Just incase it didn't work, this is everything before the #content line:
#header-inner {
background-image: url(http://pics.livejournal.com/disadulation/pic/0009d1q4);
height: 261px;
}
#header, #header-content {
background-image: none;
border-bottom: 0%;
}
#container-inner, #header-inner {
width: 940px;
}
#alpha {
width: 750px;
}
.layout-tw #alpha-inner {
width: 710px;
}
#header-name { display:none; }
#header-description { display: none; }
.nav { display: none; }
layerinfo "source_viewable" = 1;
Are you using the CSS in the theme layer (with the
set custom_css = """
property, or in the Customization wizard?I put the "layerinfo" code in the theme layer.
Is this a lost cause or is there something I'm forgetting to do and I'm too dense to figure it out?
I'm sorry I've been such a brainless pain in the ass!
I also think that, once someone is successful with a couple of tutorials, customization itself becomes easier.
http://vilakins.livejournal.com/?s2id=18141409
set custom_css = ".asset-body {margin-left: 106px;}";
But I'm still not sure what you're doing wrong. Is the theme layer where you're pasting the code the active theme for that style ID? Did you use the directions in this post?
OK, I just added
set custom_css = ".asset-body {margin-left: 106px;}";
to it and it works! I didn't have the whole command before; I was missing the front end. :-P
Thank you!
Actually, yes, there is, and it's much easier than the other method:
.comment-body {margin-left: 106px;}
(Goes in the same place as the other line.) Although, I don't know if it'll work in IE yet.
Oddly enough, only the comment customization works in Opera which I occasionally use, but that doesn't worry me. :-)
set custom_css = ".asset-body {margin-left: 106px;}
.comment-body {margin-left: 106px;}";
Thanks so much. And I love that icon.