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twentynine_ August 18 2008, 21:57:44 UTC
Since I'm not very good at explaining classes, I'm going to use a Smooth Sailing guide for you to reference to for a direct meaning of each class (with pictures!). For more information see Breakdown of the Smooth Sailing stylesheet by carriep63/carriep63_stuff. Her guide is very nice and you might find something in it to help you that I don't include here.

Changing color of 'comment, etc' links:
.entryLinkbar (this is the 'container'), .entryLinkbar ul (unordered list that contains comment links), & .entryLinkbar li (each item in the unordered list).

Changing color of 'tags' at the bottom of entries:
.entryMetadata (container for mood, music, tags, location), .entryMetadata ul (unordered list that contains the words in meta), .entryMetadata li (each item in the unordered list), .entryMetadata-label (the bold words in meta) : These are the 'currents' css classes. I would assume that the class .entryMetadata-content a would control the tag links because I 'viewed source' and that's the class before the tag links. I could be wrong, so this is just a theory.

Changing color of 'tags list' in sidebar:
.sidebox #tags_sidebox : To change the link, I would assume you could add an a to the end of this class (.sidebox #tags_sidebox a).

I'm not really sure what you mean about 'accent.' Could you explain what you mean?

As for a line between entries (I'm assuming that's what you meant by 'footer'), I don't think that's possible because there's no entry seperator in Smooth Sailing like Flexible Squares. But as for a space, you could probably add "margin-bottom: ##px" to .entryLinkbar. This is just an idea.

Hopefully some of this helps. :X

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