Dreamwidth style system discussion

Removing sidebar module's background on Skittlish Dreams

2012-01-07T21:46:44Z

Posted by: jewelfox

I'm using Skittlish Dreams, and I had the idea that I could get rid of the "top" part of a sidebar widget (the header and background) to put Custom Text right below my Profile, and make it look like the text is part of the profile. Unfortunately, I'm not sure how to make that part disappear for just the Custom Text module.

.module-section-two .module {
     background: none;
}

makes it vanish for all of them, and I haven't been able to make it any more specific. Can anyone help? I tried putting .module-tags_list in there too and it didn't work.

Edit: Never mind, the following code works (replace module-calendar with any other module):

div.module-calendar { background:none !important; }

It's the !important that overwrites the rule handed down from higher up. Many thanks to niya for her assistance.

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Miniml for Dreamwidth?

2010-01-09T03:58:07Z

Posted by: alassenya

I feel like such a failure.

I have a very nice layout on my LiveJournal page - clean and simple. Unfortunately the style (Miniml) is not available within Dreamwidth, and attempts on my part to recreate it or at least to build something similar are failing dismally. The limitations of the "customise style" pages are just about driving me to drink.

After numerous attempts with Tabula Rasa, all of them unsuccessful (including de-selecting "use layout's stylesheet" and copying the Miniml css into the box), I tried using Modish (Greyscale colour scheme) and changing all the background and font colours. This has had mixed success (you can see it here). I was able to get the page and module backgrounds to white, with white borders, so that it lookes a bit cleaner. However, I am unable to change the font weight for the page header (Alassenya) to bold, or the subtitle to italic, and for some reason I can't change the font colour for the page links at the left - they remain resolutely white (and thus invisible) until clicked on. I have tried using the "custom css" box to fix them but had no success.

So basically I have a two-tier question:
a. Is anyone able to devise a layout that resembles Miniml for DW?
b. If not, how do I resolve the font weight and colour issues in Modish?
Edit: partly resolved, I have the H1 in bold and H2 in italic, but I still don't have visible links at left.

I also have a supplementary question: how do I remove the number of uses from my tags list? I like it as a list, not a cloud, but I don't want the number of uses appearing next to each tag.

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Navigation module CSS for Bases

2009-09-30T09:28:40Z

Posted by: cesy

With Bases, the hover and active for the navigation module gives a background colour that is linked to the module link hover colour. I want to specify a different background colour for hover and active for the navigation module. What CSS should I use? I can't figure it out.

Layout info: http://www.dreamwidth.org/customize/advanced/layersource?id=77277
Preview: http://cesy.dreamwidth.org/?s2id=90493

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