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style_systemI'm porting Refried Paper (N.B. ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
refriedpaper) onto Tabula Rasa via CSS. Refried Tablet has a lot of text that I'm adding via
On the recent entries page of a personal journal, there's an empty span called .poster. On a reading page, an entry page, or a recent entries page for a community journal, this span is not empty, it's theexampleusername of the person posting the entry.
There's a body.class to differentiate between a recent entries page and a reading page or entry page. Is there any indication whether a journal is a personal journal vs. a community journal?
The way I have the CSS right now, there's a weird extra margin in front ofexampleusername on the recent entries page of a community, and I'd like to get rid of it automagically, if I can.
The CSS is available on pastebin for one month, if you'd like to look at it. This CSS is designed to be used with the default stylesheet.
P.S. Is there a way to make a style publicly viewable? I have my journal using Refried Tablet so people can see it in action, but I actually prefer the modified Transmogrified I had before. I'd love to just give people the address of http://zvi.dreamwidth.org?s2id=82229 or encourage them to preview my style on their own journals, if only I knew how to make that work.
refriedpaper) onto Tabula Rasa via CSS. Refried Tablet has a lot of text that I'm adding via :before {content: "Header:"}.On the recent entries page of a personal journal, there's an empty span called .poster. On a reading page, an entry page, or a recent entries page for a community journal, this span is not empty, it's the
exampleusername of the person posting the entry.There's a body.class to differentiate between a recent entries page and a reading page or entry page. Is there any indication whether a journal is a personal journal vs. a community journal?
The way I have the CSS right now, there's a weird extra margin in front of
exampleusername on the recent entries page of a community, and I'd like to get rid of it automagically, if I can.The CSS is available on pastebin for one month, if you'd like to look at it. This CSS is designed to be used with the default stylesheet.
P.S. Is there a way to make a style publicly viewable? I have my journal using Refried Tablet so people can see it in action, but I actually prefer the modified Transmogrified I had before. I'd love to just give people the address of http://zvi.dreamwidth.org?s2id=82229 or encourage them to preview my style on their own journals, if only I knew how to make that work.
