Looking for help or possibly a commission
I'm trying to morph my LiveJournal into a layout I can use for webcomics, but while I can write HTML, I don't have a real handle on S2 code, I'm used to building from scratch, and canceling things out and the correct order things need to be presented in is giving me a lot of trouble.
Right now I have it set to Flexible Squares, 1 column, and I managed to get my background and header-image working, but I think those were the easy part. So now I want to delete or hide the links to 'friends' and 'user info' and move 'archives' and 'recent entries' down to be with 'previous' and 'next' and all at the bottom of the post; also, is there a way to put a link to my oldest post in that line too?
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So that would get the page functional for me, but ultimately, I would love to be able to get rid of (or hide) the extra tables, so that there's just one central table around the comic-page, and to replace the text-links with images for the navigation-links.
picture
So, I guess, here's my specs right now. In Presentation, number of entries per page is 1. In Style, background image is set to my "Ooo.jpg" image. In Sidebar, everything is set to "No". In Custom CSS is the header image:
.headerimage {
height: 125px;
background-image: url("http://sand3.com/title.png") !important;
background-repeat: no-repeat !important;
background-attachment: scroll !important;
background-position: center !important;
margin-bottom: 15px;
}
I've put together the images for it here[/url]. I wasn't entirely sure on the left and right sides of the central table, with the top and bottom, I included the full curve of the border to make the rounded-oblong shape, but I didn't know what size I should make the images for creating the border. Should I make them just one pixel tall and set them to stretch from there as needed? Should I include some of the inside white space or just have the border itself? In my HTML experience, that kind of thing often varies page to page depending on how the writer's decided to set up the layout.
Also, I couldn't find anything in the rules about whether it's okay to solicit commissions, but I would be willing to commission somebody to put this together for me.
Right now I have it set to Flexible Squares, 1 column, and I managed to get my background and header-image working, but I think those were the easy part. So now I want to delete or hide the links to 'friends' and 'user info' and move 'archives' and 'recent entries' down to be with 'previous' and 'next' and all at the bottom of the post; also, is there a way to put a link to my oldest post in that line too?
picture
So that would get the page functional for me, but ultimately, I would love to be able to get rid of (or hide) the extra tables, so that there's just one central table around the comic-page, and to replace the text-links with images for the navigation-links.
picture
So, I guess, here's my specs right now. In Presentation, number of entries per page is 1. In Style, background image is set to my "Ooo.jpg" image. In Sidebar, everything is set to "No". In Custom CSS is the header image:
.headerimage {
height: 125px;
background-image: url("http://sand3.com/title.png") !important;
background-repeat: no-repeat !important;
background-attachment: scroll !important;
background-position: center !important;
margin-bottom: 15px;
}
I've put together the images for it here[/url]. I wasn't entirely sure on the left and right sides of the central table, with the top and bottom, I included the full curve of the border to make the rounded-oblong shape, but I didn't know what size I should make the images for creating the border. Should I make them just one pixel tall and set them to stretch from there as needed? Should I include some of the inside white space or just have the border itself? In my HTML experience, that kind of thing often varies page to page depending on how the writer's decided to set up the layout.
Also, I couldn't find anything in the rules about whether it's okay to solicit commissions, but I would be willing to commission somebody to put this together for me.