76 new themes! - Expressive

Aug 24, 2006 15:06

Who *doesn't* want their LJ to look good? The designs on Vox (Six Apart's other personal blogging service) are now also available on LiveJournal for users with Paid (&Permanent), Plus, or Early Adopter accounts. You can select Expressive as your layout on the Customize page, and choose from the variety of designs from the themes drop-down menu. ( Read more... )

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kayepants August 24 2006, 22:17:13 UTC
Will there be an option to remove some of the sidebar items if we don't want them?

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draconid August 25 2006, 15:31:51 UTC
Ditto. I love the Expressive style, but I don't want to have all the sidebar options (sidebar ordering would also be lovely, or at least the ability to pick which sidebar an item goes in).

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catculus August 25 2006, 23:27:47 UTC
This bothers me as well. I think I'll go back to what I had before.

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kayepants August 28 2006, 18:35:53 UTC
I agree too.

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kunzite1 August 24 2006, 22:18:56 UTC
if you use the current incarnation of this layout for a journal, you can't properly reply to comments via the ReplyPage.

expressive, like vox, is practically unusable by safari 1.0.3 users.

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kunzite1 August 24 2006, 22:34:12 UTC
did you do it from this exact URL? if so, what is displayed? my comment or the entry?

also, support for safari 1.0.3 is not very awesome on vox as well as expressive. 1.0.3 is the latest version available to OSX 10.2 users. rhose of us with crappy 300mhz processors can't upgrade without purchasing a new machine.

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baikautsugi August 25 2006, 02:00:55 UTC
Lovely layout by the way! Both visually and markup-wise! Been waiting a long time for Livejournal to have templates like this...

Speaking of Safari, there is an extra set of scrollbars appearing inside the browser window in Safari 1.3.2. As a result, one has to scroll to the bottom of the page in order to get to the scrollbar to scroll sideways. I think it's the overflow declaration on the html in the stylesheet that's causing this?

Speaking of scrolling, will there be an option to size this layout down for 800x600 resolution? Or will people need to override the default CSS?

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tasha August 24 2006, 22:27:29 UTC
Dangit, those themes are too cute! I might have to pimp one for a bit.

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rosiedoes August 24 2006, 22:31:43 UTC
Yeah, 'too' being the operative word.

But welcome aboard, chasethestars.

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tasha August 24 2006, 22:34:30 UTC
What?

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rosiedoes August 24 2006, 22:41:34 UTC
'Too' as in 'too cute'.

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maegwen August 24 2006, 22:35:20 UTC
Interesting times. I've liked many of the layouts that Vox offered, but bemoaned the rigidness of them. I look forward to tinkering with these.

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burr86 August 24 2006, 22:40:06 UTC
You know, when we originally thought to bring the Vox styles over to LJ, I think one of the first thoughts we had was, "I totally cannot wait to see how people are going to customize these" *g*

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ursamajor August 25 2006, 00:52:42 UTC
Hear. Hear. :D

I'm on tenterhooks hoping that Ocean will come over soon because I want a sea otter version of it. Heck, I certainly know how to use Levels in my photo editing program, maybe I don't have to wait ;)

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trobadora August 24 2006, 22:52:54 UTC
The comments aren't set apart from each other very well, i.e. not at all. Same for the header. Makes it look very unstructured, and pretty hard to read. Is that customisable? If not, thank God for ?style=mine.

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obliviousally August 25 2006, 22:46:56 UTC
I agree. I definately need some more space in there. :O

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beckyzoole August 25 2006, 23:44:52 UTC
I'm having the same problem, using IE 6.0, looking a the Robots style here in lj_design. Comments are practically overlapping each other, making it impossible to tell at a glance if a graphic is the inserted image of the first comment, or the icon of the next comment.

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vampibella August 26 2006, 01:59:41 UTC
Is this going to be fixed at all? :(

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