var string k1Swidth = "70%"; That's where you set how skinny you want the lj to be. If your going to use a header put 700px (or whatever size your header is) so that everything lines up nicely. I rather 600px or 60% myself. I'm using a heavily modified component (it looks like Boxer, right?) set at 600px.
The stuff in pink is where you're gonna put extra links. When you've filled in the url remove the # from the front.
Yes, I know. I was trying to figure out about the "you need to fix your entries so that the overflow is set to auto so scrollbars will activate when needed." The more I tried to figure it out, the more trouble I seemed to have. I love how you've done yours! The other thing is that I'm not sure what size I should do mine at. I have a header image, but I can't seem to get it sized right. I just thought I'd look for more help on that, but I think all it did was confuse me further.
That sounds right, although I thought it was something else like a div with overflow: auto;. Now I'm confused too! In any case, yes, I want the entries to scroll and stay to a certain size. I use 800x600 and it begins to look messy.
var string k1Swidth = "70%"; That's where you set how skinny you want the lj to be. If your going to use a header put 700px (or whatever size your header is) so that everything lines up nicely. I rather 600px or 60% myself. I'm using a heavily modified component (it looks like Boxer, right?) set at 600px.
The stuff in pink is where you're gonna put extra links. When you've filled in the url remove the # from the front.
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Bleh! My head is spinning.
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Hmm. Are we talking about the same function? *scratches head*
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div.scrollentry { width:100%; overflow:auto; overflow-y:hidden; padding-bottom:17px; } = custom head
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"""; = print entry
Sound right?
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Duh. It won't print!
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