Looking for help or possibly a commission

Dec 29, 2012 11:11

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.

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fueschgast December 30 2012, 16:17:48 UTC
Yay, I've been craving some layout making. I'll see what I can do.

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tuff_ghost December 30 2012, 16:49:08 UTC
Here's how to do some of your goals in CSS:

1) move navheader to the bottom:
- put position: relative on #content and make sure that none of .navheader's parents before #content are positioned
- add this ruleset: .navheader { position: absolute; bottom: 0; left: 0; right: 0; }
- find navheader's height (or set the height you want it to be) and add that value as padding-bottom to #content
2) hide friends and userinfo links in navheader: .navheader li + li + li ~ li { display: none; }

There are no tables in the content of the recent entries page; you'll only find a table as the calendar in the sidebar, and as the calendars in the content of the "archive" page. If you're just referring to the number of borders surrounding your main content, those will disappear when you quit using the base CSS (which you absolutely should do), then you can add the single border that you like.

Finally there is no need to use images for your border if all you want is rounded corners. Use padding and border-radius on your content element.

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fueschgast December 30 2012, 22:01:58 UTC
I'd hide the navheader completely and use the link list for first, archive and last instead.
Okay, this is what I have (using some of the code that tuff_ghost posted):

#header, .userpic, .userpicfriends, .clear, .separator, .clearfoot ( ... )

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