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For example, say the tags currently in entry-wrapper are:
entry-wrapper entry-wrapper-odd security-public journal-type-P poster-name journal-name
I'd like to add something along these lines when it is printed.
tag-subject tag-subject2 tag-subject3
entry-wrapper entry-wrapper-odd security-public journal-type-P poster-name journal-name
tag-subject tag-subject2 tag-subject3
set entry_date_format = "short";
set lang_fmt_date_short = "%%da%% ❤ %%mm%%/%%d%%/%%yy%%";
set entry_time_format = "short";
set lang_fmt_time_short = "❤ %%hh%%:%%min%% %%a%%m";
I’d like to add a <meta>
tag to the HTML of my journal - that has to go inside the <head>...</head>
section, so I guess I have to modify my style or create a layer or something.
http://www.dreamwidth.org/customize/options says I’m using “Cinnamon Cream” and “Crossroads by branchandroot” (I’m guessing the first is the colour scheme and the second is the style?).
Could someone help me accomplish this, please? Handholding would be appreciated since I’m really not a styles person.
Thank you in advance for any help you can provide!
Hi! Is there a way to put custom CSS in a separate stylesheet hosted on dreamwidth.org (I don't want to link to an external file)? I've tried about all the functions available in Core2, but they all dump the CSS in every page header instead of sensibly linking to a file you can cache.
I know it's possible on LJ, using function print_stylesheet ()
, but it seems it was scraped off when S2 was overhauled.
Thanks!