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EDIT:: Problem solved, thanks to awakened! C:
Currently, I am having issues with wanting to change the module header text for both "Links" and "Profile" at the bottom of my page [akin to how one may edit said header text for the 'custom text' box module] as is seen like this --
"<body>
<div class="module-userprofile module"><h2 class="module-header"><a href="http://ephemeraldelusion.dreamwidth.org/profile">Profile</a></h2>
<div class="module-typelist module"><h2 class="module-header">Links</h2>
</body>"
to
"<body>
<div class="module-userprofile module"><h2 class="module-header"><a href="http://ephemeraldelusion.dreamwidth.org/profile">delineation</a></h2>
<div class="module-typelist module"><h2 class="module-header">connections</h2>
</body>"
[Yes, I am one of those obnoxious people who love to use fancy words in place of the given titles.]
However, I have noted that one may not edit any body text, of course, so how may I go about doing this? Is there any way?
Currently I have "h2.module-header { display:none; }" in its place as the titles were bothering me that badly. [Sadly that removes the calender header as well, which I am rather displeased about.]
Is there anything I may do or am I stuck module header-less for the rest of my stay? [I really am not all too savvy in CSS, so I may be asking a stupid question.]
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Date: 2012-05-06 10:21 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2012-05-08 03:21 am (UTC)I presume that the code has would be something long the lines of --
div.module-userprofile
h2.module-header { display: "" }
div.module-typelist
h2.module-header { display: "" }
or something like that? I am only really extrapolating this from the html itself and what are presumably its CSS equivalent, so I am unsure. Other than adding the "layerinfo type = "theme";" etc. information, would I simply insert something of the above sort following suite?
Or am I supposed to do something akin to tumblr's inserting of meta property tags for use in the customization fields (meta property="og:blah" content="blah") but in CSS and not HTML?
I apologize deeply for making next to no sense; I am not very code savvy, I repeat, haha.
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Date: 2012-05-08 04:03 am (UTC)Since you've made your theme layer, you need to add this code it:
Fill in whatever you'd like the profile header to be where it says
CUSTOM PROFILE HEADER TEXT.For the custom links header text, add this code to the theme layer.
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Date: 2012-05-09 02:12 pm (UTC)I mean, I have this ::
layerinfo type = "theme";
layerinfo name = "Peach";
layerinfo redist_uniq = "blanket/peach";
layerinfo author_name = "renoir";
function print_module_userprofile() {
var Page p = get_page();
var string title = "delineation";
open_module("userprofile", $title, $p.view_url{"userinfo"});
if ($*module_userprofile_opts_userpic) {
if (defined $p.journal.default_pic) {
"""
$p.journal->print_userpic();
"""
}
}
if ($*module_userprofile_opts_name or $*module_userprofile_opts_website) {
if ($*module_userprofile_opts_name) {
println "
}
if ($*module_userprofile_opts_website and $p.journal.website_url != "") {
var string website_name = ( $p.journal.website_name != "" ) ? $p.journal.website_name : $*text_website_default_name;
println "
}
}
$p.journal->print_interaction_links();
close_module();
}
set text_module_links = "connections";
but other than that I have not a clue what else has gone wrong. I removed the previous CSS from the custom CSS box that was removing the headers, so... /failure.
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Date: 2012-05-10 04:55 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2012-05-14 11:08 pm (UTC)that's all I got gahhh.
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