OK, on the page reply view there's little I can do because the HTML to hook the CSS to is just not there - just like on my own journal (I was hoping different DW layouts would have more options for styling that page than mine does, but I guess we are SOL).
When I try to work with the existing HTML on the page-reply view, I wind up applying your IP image to all the bolded form options, and there is no way to undo that so it applies just to the IP notice, from what I can see. Also no way to move the quote button on that page, for the same reason.
On the entry page, though, you can move the quote button where you want it with this:
Normally, with absolute positioning, you don't use margin-top or margin-left like I did: you use top and left, but the button moves too far out of view with those, and requires too high an amount of re-adjustment space to bring it back inline, so margin-top and margin-left are my workarounds for that little problem (telling you this just so you don't form bad habits thanks to my hacks).
Re: Hi, I'm back... :)
Date: 2010-12-30 11:37 pm (UTC)When I try to work with the existing HTML on the page-reply view, I wind up applying your IP image to all the bolded form options, and there is no way to undo that so it applies just to the IP notice, from what I can see. Also no way to move the quote button on that page, for the same reason.
On the entry page, though, you can move the quote button where you want it with this:
.page-entry #quotebuttonspan{display:block; position:absolute; margin-top: .3em; margin-left: 12em;}
Normally, with absolute positioning, you don't use margin-top or margin-left like I did: you use top and left, but the button moves too far out of view with those, and requires too high an amount of re-adjustment space to bring it back inline, so margin-top and margin-left are my workarounds for that little problem (telling you this just so you don't form bad habits thanks to my hacks).