Organizing layouts
We've been talking a bit about how the Select Style page should be categorized and laid out as we get more and more styles added (and OMG, I am loving the styles that we've been adding!), so it is time to discuss how we should categorize things.
afuna and I have already been talking about a few options, but I wanted to throw it out to the community at large to see what you guys think first, before we talk about what we've been thinking, to see if anyone has any great ideas that we would have missed!
To that end, a poll:
Discussions, ideas, pros-and-cons, and other thoughts go in the comments. :)
To that end, a poll:
Poll #1158 Layout choice
Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 313
When looking for a design for your journal, how do you expect to be able to browse/select one?
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By color family
171 (54.6%)
By color contrast
37 (11.8%)
By font size
23 (7.3%)
By base layout
282 (90.1%)
By header image content
66 (21.1%)
By something else (explain in comments!)
15 (4.8%)
Discussions, ideas, pros-and-cons, and other thoughts go in the comments. :)

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Funky Circles
Drifting
Boxes & Borders
Sunday Morning
Colorside
Negatives
Tranquility III
Blanket
Tabula Rasa
Bases
Zesty
Thank you!
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Go to Styles: http://www.dreamwidth.org/customize/advanced/styles
Scroll down to the bottom and Create a new style (with whatever name you like).
In the Layout drop-down at the bottom, select the layout that's being used (i.e. Funky Circles or whatever). Leave everything else, and just click Change.
In the theme drop down menu, select Other. Enter the Layerid from the post in Dreamscapes (e.g. 76707). Save changes.
Note which style you're currently using.
Click Use for the new style, and then look at the results on your journal.
You should be able to go back to your old style by clicking "Use" for it.
(tell me if I've missed a step and that doesn't work)
And then just tell me if there's anything obviously wrong, or if I could make the colours better so it's more readable for you, or anything like that.
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Also, I've gone for high-contrast for all of these. Is that right, or would you also like low-contrast light-on-dark schemes?