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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!

[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!