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One of the interesting layout options possible with Internet Explorer v5.5 and beyond is the ability to manipulate the colors in the scrollbar by means of CSS. With this tutorial, you can create a seamless look by matching your scrollbars and journal layout.
This tutorial will replace the print_custom_head function. This new code will be placed in a theme layer. If you already have one of these for your style, you can simply edit it. If not, you will need to create one by following the instructions in the
Theme Layer tutorial.
Now, you will need to add the following code to the theme layer. Copy and paste the following code into the layer, making sure to include everything.
function Page::print_custom_head() {
"""
""";
}
Where color would be the hexadecimal value of a color; for example, "white" is equal to "#ffffff". You can find a hexadecimal chart of colors to use
here.
To point out where each color area change occurs, here is a small diagram:
This tutorial will work with versions of Internet Explorer later than 5.5. It may also work to some extent with other browsers, but is only fully supported by Internet Explorer 5.5. For other browsers, it is dependent on supporting scrollbar color CSS.
Compile your layer, and it's ready to use. You will need to apply your theme layer via the
Customize Interface in order for your changes to take effect.
Additional References
Merging print_custom_head functions
What are the different S2 layer types?
Written by
opiummmm. Adapted for S2 by
legomymalfoy.