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elsewhenceHello everyone, I hope it's okay to ask what's probably a very basic question to people more knowledgable than myself! I currently have my journal set to a very gently customised version ofmomijizukamori's Starry Sky theme, with two columns with the sidebar on the right (I guess you could look at it yourself if you want....) Basically the only change I've made using CSS is to remove the subtitle. What bothers me is this: the sidebar currently extends all the way to the bottom of the page and that bold empty bar against the starry background doesn't really look all that great. I would prefer it if the black ended right under the last displayed module. Is there some simple way to do this using CSS?
Thanks for reading and (if you do) responding!
momijizukamori's Starry Sky theme, with two columns with the sidebar on the right (I guess you could look at it yourself if you want....) Basically the only change I've made using CSS is to remove the subtitle. What bothers me is this: the sidebar currently extends all the way to the bottom of the page and that bold empty bar against the starry background doesn't really look all that great. I would prefer it if the black ended right under the last displayed module. Is there some simple way to do this using CSS?Thanks for reading and (if you do) responding!
