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Saving the style of your LJ
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It would be really great if the user could save some of his journal styles and then choose any of those which he likes.
Full description of the ideaI changed my journal style as I like and then wanted to make one more. But I don't want to loose the current skin. Because a lot of
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In fairness, this is the kind of feature that unless you do S2 editing at the code level, you're not likely to know it exists. (Our lack of S2 user-friendliness, let me show you it.) Also, in the navigation to get there, there's a lot of warnings about how if you don't know anything about advanced customization, you shouldn't be here. (This is justifiably so, as it's not difficult to accidentally delete your style.) But that makes it less likely to be stumbled across. (It's also, I believe, a paid user feature? Possibly plus, because I can never remember where the feature cutoffs are.)
I'd be in favor of exposing this functionality more clearly. At the very least, some documentation/tutorials about how to do it would be great. An ideal solution might be make it easy to save your current style and start over on a new one with the click of a button.
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It's not very transparent in how it works, that the settings are saved, and all you need is remember the name of the theme to go back to your settings... So I can understand why it was suggested. Maybe just a better interface for it or soemthing is needed.
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And, sure, you can do this with the advanced customization thing. But I've NEVER been able to do it -- and I'm a webmaster in RL, so that should tell you how HARD using advanced customization is. The only times I've used it I've had to had tons of help from experts here. Seriously.
Just being able to save the CSS we add would be great...
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