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dw_styles2012-12-30 01:26 pm
ninetydegrees) wrote in dw_styles2012-12-30 01:26 pm
To Customize Lovers: minor upcoming changes
Warning: this is *not* live, I repeat this is not live but will should be when the next push happens so please bookmark this if you need to.
-- The 'Active Entries' module is still a paid-only module but 'view journals in my own style' users will be able to go to http://www.dreamwidth.org/customize/options?group=modules to place it or hide it when they see paid journals. To prevent any confusion we've added notes for all options pertaining to 'only-visible-on-paid-journals' modules (so this one and Search).
-- If you've customized the text that appears before the subject of the sticky entry at http://www.dreamwidth.org/customize/options?group=text and kept a blank space at the end, you'll have to remove it as it's going to be added automatically.
(If you have a custom layer, this is text_stickyentry_subject)
-- If you've used a custom Core2 layer to change the text of text_view_recent_tagged, text_screened and text_frozen, same deal.
And that's it. Over and out.
-- The 'Active Entries' module is still a paid-only module but 'view journals in my own style' users will be able to go to http://www.dreamwidth.org/customize/options?group=modules to place it or hide it when they see paid journals. To prevent any confusion we've added notes for all options pertaining to 'only-visible-on-paid-journals' modules (so this one and Search).
-- If you've customized the text that appears before the subject of the sticky entry at http://www.dreamwidth.org/customize/options?group=text and kept a blank space at the end, you'll have to remove it as it's going to be added automatically.
(If you have a custom layer, this is text_stickyentry_subject)
-- If you've used a custom Core2 layer to change the text of text_view_recent_tagged, text_screened and text_frozen, same deal.
And that's it. Over and out.