Various color and text changes

Apr 23, 2008 01:48

Hello—I'm very, very new to CSS, but I've started to modify my Expressive layout (based on Chopsticks). I have a permanent account and use Firefox 2.0. I have looked through the tags already, but many of the answers given there don't render. Here are the problems I'm still having:

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sidebar:headers, entries:timestamp, header:nav links:colors, s2:theme layer, sidebar:borders, page:skiplinks, $acct level:paid or perm

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av8rmike April 23 2008, 22:04:59 UTC
Your layer link just links back to this post. You should probably make sure it's viewable, as well. There are instructions in the sidebar.

1) Add #header .nav .item {border-left-color: #fff;}

This change will sort of cover 2) and 4). I italicized the parts I added:
body, td, font, div, p, header-content, .widget-header, .widget-header a, .widget .widget-header a {
font-family: "Optima", sans-serif;
color: black;
text-transform: lowercase;
}
Of course, this will even remove capitalization in your entry text.

This is about all I have time to do now, but I'll be back home in a few hours and can cover the rest then.

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bay_bus_rider April 23 2008, 22:20:24 UTC
Sorry, fixed the link, and the layer should be viewable. Many thanks.

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av8rmike April 24 2008, 02:54:25 UTC
2) header-content, .widget-header, .widget-header a, .widget .widget-header a
Add .prevnext to the end of this line (with a comma).

5) .widget-header { border-top: 3px double #99c;}

6) You missed a couple of closing quotes in the var string = ... lines that are preventing the code from compiling. Otherwise, it was working OK for me.

For 4) it looks like the only way is to override the prop_init() function and change the names within, as there are no properties to override, and manually setting the sidebar_primary[] array doesn't work.

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bay_bus_rider April 24 2008, 07:15:07 UTC
That was far easier than I was making it. Thanks again!

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