Lining everything up at the top plus lightbox - all solved!

[peacockdress]

Hi, I'm a paid user, using Firefox 2.0 and Expressive. Like everyone else, I'm impressed by how huge a help this community is, and like everyone else, I've been able to do 90% of what I wanted through looking at the tags alone. Thank you!

My outstanding issues: I'm making my journal simulate a website. (The layout of this website, which is also a

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[av8rmike]

1. In your sticky post code, remove the
paragraph tag and all of the
line breaks.

2, 3. You want to remove titles on all entry views? Or just the three entries you're using for information?

4. could be a little complicated too. I have to run out in a few minutes, but I'll take a closer look when I get back.

[peacockdress]

1. Thank you, that moves it up in line with the first link in the sidebar. Much better, I suspect this will leave everything in line when 4. is done!

2, 3. No not all of them, just the ones I'm using for information - the destinations of the first ten links down the side, to "Sewing advice" inclusive. As I say, they're all dated pre-1985, if that helps.

4. I had a feeling I was being awkward!

Many thanks!

[av8rmike]

3. You can change the CSS to this:
.stream-header .prevnext,
.lj-view-entry .prevnext {display: none;}
to hide skiplinks on EntryPages and RecentPages, but it doesn't look like there's any way to hide them only on "back-dated" posts. Even the entries themselves know "know" if their date is out of order, which is why we have to use the date checking method.

4. From the layout layer source, copy and paste the function called print_module_links(string title) into your theme layer. Find this section near the top:
if (not $links[0].is_heading) {
open_module("typelist", $title, "");
$box_open = true;
}and add the highlighted part:
if (not $links[0].is_heading) {
open_module("typelist-first", $title, "");
$box_open = true;
}Save and compile, then add this line to the CSS:
.typelist-first-widget .widget-header {display: none;}

The solution for #2 is kind of complicated, but if you can give me the ID number of your layer, I can tell you what to modify in the print_entry() function.

[peacockdress]

3. No problem, thank you, works a treat!

4. Beautiful, thank you!

2. It's 12065319.