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[tuulentupa]

Hello! I've been messing around with my journal style and I think I've got it pretty much the way I want now, but I've got a couple of little problems:

First of all, the top of page link. It's all the same to me whether there is one or not, but it's a bit silly when it's located at the top of the page. It's there half hidden under the other navigation links, and I can't figure out how to get rid of it...

And then, the "previous 20" link is both at the top and the bottom. It's not a big deal, but I'd like to have it only at the bottom, any ideas how to remove just the top one?

(Just for the record, I'm not too savvy with these things. Proceeding with trial and error here...)

Thanks in advance!

Comments

[candystar]

In the custom CSS box, add:

.page-top, .topnav {display:none !important;}

That should hide both!

[tuulentupa]

Wonderful! That worked, thank you very much!

[marahmarie]

Why is the Top of Page link doing that in that style?

(I ask because the fact that the Top of Page link is used sitewide on all journal styles is owing to a suggestion I made to Dreamwidth over a year ago that was fortunately implemented. And afaik, it should display on the bottom left hand side of the page in most - if not all? - styles.)

...

After stripping out the custom CSS I can see it's not a bug; without the styling the Top of Page link indeed displays as it should on the bottom left. It looks to me like it's something not set within the custom CSS to float or clear right - a page-clear is missing on some larger over-wrapping element.

So, in other words, bottom-of-page stuff is running into top-of-page stuff because the layout person who did the custom CSS did not set top of page and bottom of page elements to clear correctly.