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[athlum]

Hey, I have a few questions I'm hoping somebody can help with!

I'm using Tabula Rasa Plain, with this custom css. There's three things I want to do but am not sure how/can't get to work.

1. I want the "network" link removed from the navigation without leaving a gap. Leaving the text box in the "Text" area blank left a gap, so I tried adding:
.module-navlinks .network {
display: none;
}

as I found that in another post, but the gap is still there.

2. How can I make the "edit/tags/memo/etc" and the "link/#/reply" at the end of entries all display on one line?

3. Down at the bottom under the Profile module, (how) can I hide the "subscribe/post entry/tell someone" links? (that I assume are only visible to me, but they still bug.)

I used to do layouts on LJ, so I have some understanding of CSS, but that was 10+ years ago and I've never done any on DW. I feel like I have no idea what I'm looking for. I also have a paid account and so can make layers if necessary I guess, but that's also been a good 10+ years since I did any on LJ and I would need to be walked through it.

Any help would be appreciated!

Comments

[momijizukamori]


.module-navlinks > div:nth-child(1) > ul:nth-child(1) > li:nth-child(3), .module-userprofile .userlite-interaction-links {display: none !important;}

ul.entry-interaction-links, ul.entry-management-links, ul.comment-interaction-links, ul.comment-management-links { display: inline-block !important;}



Not 100% sure this will solve (1), because you have to hide the list element but they don't have distinct tags for easy targetting, so it has to be position-based which... then screws up if anything shifts the position. I should open a bug to fix that, actually, we get a lot of questions about it. This should solve the other two, though!

[athlum]

That did solve the other two, thank you so much! However, it also made my friends/reading link disappear from the navigation haha, so I think I may just have to live with the gap.

[momijizukamori]

ah, yeah, I think the element order might be slightly different if you're viewing your own journal versus viewing someone else's, unfortunately. You can try different numbers in the li:nth-child bit, but it may be easier to just live with the small gap until a better fix is in place (which I did actually file a bug for). Glad the others worked though!

[athlum]

Ah, first try! I changed it from 3 to 4 and it worked. Thank you so much!

[casket]

for anyone looking to remove the network link who has flexible squares installed:

#header:nth-child(4), ul.navheader:nth-child(4), ul.navheader li:nth-child(4) { display:none; }
this should also be fine if you're using another old lj theme that doesn't have access to modules. i'm not sure if a gap shows up or not because i'm using a theme where the navlinks are stacked on top of one another instead of how they usually display. leaving this cmnt for posterity and so the next person won't have to wrangle so hard with their css like i did.

[nimueth]

I've had the gap problem for a long time as well, and the only code that solved it for me was this:

#header li {
padding: 0 !important;
}
.recent, .archive, .read, network, .tags, .memories, .userinfo {
padding: 10px;
}
#header .network {
display: none;
}

[athlum]

Hmm, it isn't working for me unfortunately. It seems to be really resistant to change!