New procedure for reporting problems with styles and small introduction
There's a lot of things going on in styles world. We've got lots of documentation to get up and organized, lots more features to code, and bugs that need to be resolved. With open beta, it's getting harder to keep up with comments, and ensure that we reply to every one (we know there are still some that we haven't replied to, and promise that we're getting to you as soon as possible) so we're ready to start using the Support Board. If you've got a question with how to use the available options in Transmogrified, Negatives, or Core 2 Testing (which will be renamed based on the "Name our Style" votes) or if something isn't displaying correctly for you, please open a Support Request so that a volunteer can help you out, let you know that it's a known issue, or make sure that the issue gets reported into our bug-tracking software.
If you haven't already noted, there's a lot you can do with the Customize Journal Style page, and we're still working on adding more options. You can change the number of entry items that appear on your Recent Entries or Reading pages. If you find different colours easier to read, you can change your colours. If you'd rather have your module (sidebar items) rearranged or removed, you can do that too. You can change the text on some of your links so that they're customized to your personality. And if you have some URLs that you access all the time, you can add them to your "Link List" for easy reference.
One of our big priorities with the Dreamwidth styles is making sure that they're easy to use and that they're standardized so that the instructions for how to make changes is reasonably the same for each style. We are not done; there are going to be a lot more options coming, a lot more documentation coming, and a lot more pretty coming.
If you haven't already noted, there's a lot you can do with the Customize Journal Style page, and we're still working on adding more options. You can change the number of entry items that appear on your Recent Entries or Reading pages. If you find different colours easier to read, you can change your colours. If you'd rather have your module (sidebar items) rearranged or removed, you can do that too. You can change the text on some of your links so that they're customized to your personality. And if you have some URLs that you access all the time, you can add them to your "Link List" for easy reference.
One of our big priorities with the Dreamwidth styles is making sure that they're easy to use and that they're standardized so that the instructions for how to make changes is reasonably the same for each style. We are not done; there are going to be a lot more options coming, a lot more documentation coming, and a lot more pretty coming.
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Firstly, I currently have two dwj's (I gave myself an invite code ;-) one private/locked and one fannish. One paid, one free.
The former (free) I'm using the core2 tester for and I have to say I love it! I set up a header and background really easily, find the colour changes to be a doddle, and only lament the fact that the icon in the entry module is aligned left, with no hope of changing it to align right. Well that and the fact that I can't use the wizard to tweak fonts yet. But I adore it! Thank you!
One qu: Is my layout likely to bork as the tester moves onto more solid ground? Or will new features just code seamlessly into the wizard? (*Fingers crossed*) Also any chance that there will one day be an option to align user icon on the right of an entry post?
That said, on my fannish LJ I'm running transmogrified, because I really needed/wanted a right justified icon. It's the blog I imported from LJ and there I've adapted/tweaked the hell out of Quite Lickable. I know that isn't a style that's here yet, but I was hoping that it might be coming. Or that Core2 would enable me to tweak something damn near identical - sooner or later. For the record I don't think I'm using the drop shadow in my tweaks at all. (For a quick glance my lj is
Thank you for listening.
B.
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Thank you (Re: More of a query than support qu)
Re: More of a query than support qu
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I know I'm a free user and all, but I was able to access it just last night and now I'm.... not. Is this some new policy change we weren't warned about, or maybe a glitch?
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I have not seen so few choices offered to free accts on a blog really.
Thank you!
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What changed is that something seems to have altered how wide the pieces are, and now the final one wraps around on some monitors and overlaps the first one, rather than, say, making a rational second line (which would be annoying but okay) or simply widening the overall column in which the body of the page lives (preferred; I'm certain I could change this myself with CSS, but before I go tinkering, I wish to know if the change was deliberate).
I could screencap, if it would be helpful. I'm real sure it's not always done that, but now, on my home monitor (the resolution of which is crap), it overlaps.
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You might want to add some interests to this community. I was hoping to find a community for asking/answering S2 questions, so the first thing I tried was searching for "S2" as an interest. A paragraph of info on the profile page would be really helpful too. I can't tell whether this is the place for questions like "What replaced $p.view=="friends"?", or whether I should start a community for it because this one is mostly about official announcement type stuff and there don't seem to be any unofficial ones. I'd appreciate any pointers.
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core2 bugs/wishlist
1. Tag counts
Can we wrap tag counts in <span="tag-count"></span> or similar so we can change their size/colour etc. This should happen in the sidebars and the main tags page.
2. Fix bottom of entry-view page.
Currently the code is:
<div id='comments'>
<div class='inner'>
<form>
....
<div class='bottomcomment'>
<ul class="entry-management-links"> ... </ul>
<ul class="entry-interaction-links"> ... </ul>
<div id="ljqrtbottomcomment" style="display: none;"></div>
Mass action on selected comments:
<select name="mode"> ... </select>
<input type='submit' />
</form>
</div> # ends bottomcomment
</div> # ends inner
</div> # ends comments
I think that the </form> and the </div> to end bottom comment should be exchanged to make things nest correctly.
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Also, can we add <div class="massaction"></div> or similar around the mass action bit so we can customise it nicely. At the moment, we can only format using .bottomcomment and the entry management/interaction links are in that div as well, which tends to screw things up a bit.
ETA: Also, the <raw-code> tag didn't work for me. Is this a known issue? <raw-code><b>hi</b></raw-code> → hi