Multiple questions

[jana]

[1] The first question is related to this entry and this comment. The CSS (see cut) worked fine just a few weeks ago, but now the CSS doesn't take out the space between the tag and the comma anymore, so the tags run occasionally onto the next line which looks kinda ugly. What happened? I use the same browser(s), so I can only assume something in DW's style system has changed...? [The 'plot' thickens here]


.module-tags_cloud .module-list-item:after{content: ", "; }
.module-tags_cloud .module-list-item:last-child:after{content: " "; }

[2] Is it possible to add via the theme layer a comment count to the "Active Entries" module (like in the "Page summary" module)? [Possible, but someone needs to code it first :) ]

[3] Is there a way (via CSS or theme layer) to set some kind of "default icon" for entries without userpic on your reading/network page? Feeds don't have an user icon (which they should, IMO) and sometimes people post entries without an icon. [SOLVED here]

[4] Is it somehow possible to change the month order (latest calendar month first) on a journal's/community's archive page? [SOLVED with a workaround. A bug is being filed about this.]

That's all (for know) :) Thanks in advance for any help or advice!

Comments

[foxfirefey]

Huh, it looks like it IS an option that doesn't hook up to anything: reverse_sortorder_year. Huh.

[jana]

Uh-huh, alright. But, yeah, I'd prefer this as a all-styles option, too.

[foxfirefey]

Okay, I'm going to file this as a bug so that we fix it! But, in the meantime, overriding this function like so will achieve your desired effect:

function YearPage::print_body {
    """
    <div id="archive-year">
        <div class="inner">
            """;
            $this->print_navigation( { "class" => "topnav" } );
            """
            <div class="year">
                <div class="inner">
                    """;
                    foreach var YearMonth m (reverse $.months) {
                        $this->print_month($m);
                    }
                    """
                </div><!-- year>inner -->
            </div><!-- year -->
            """;
            $this->print_navigation( { "class" => "bottomnav" } );
            """
        </div><!-- archive-year>inner -->
    </div><!-- archive-year -->
    """;
}

[jana]

Works like a charm, thank you :)