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killthecake2020-06-20 12:53 pm
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[4] Just Entry Headers Layout


❖ Mobile friendly! ❖ Stylized control strip ❖ Tag & archive pages ❖ Navigation, links, and custom text modules ❖ Modules scroll out from the side on hover ❖ Intended to create a flat page with no scrolling ❖ Links change text/background/underline color on hover |
code here!
temporary live-preview here!
imgur album preview here!
❖ This layout only features subject headers of entries and no content. It's intended to be a layout that entirely removes the need for a navigation entry/code. Of course, use it to the best of your potential and feel free to edit. I'd love to see what you do with it. ❖ Go to Select a New Theme and select Tabula Rasa, the Plain version. ❖ Copy and paste the code into the Use embedded CSS field under Custom CSS. ❖ At the top of the code, replace BACKGROUND_URL with the url of your chosen background image. I recommend something that's at least 1400px wide so it'll look okay on all devices. ❖ Under Choose Page Setup (at the bottom), select "1 Column (modules at bottom; no sidebar)," aka the first one. ❖ Make sure Use layout's stylesheet(s) is checked. In the Custom stylesheet URL field, paste in: https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Inconsolata:wght@300&display=swap❖ OPTIONAL STYLE SUGGESTION. Go to the Text tab. Way at the bottom, remove the # symbol on the following options: • Text to show in a link to skip back through entries❖ I know I chose like the worst background for the preview considering where the entries line up at but that's why I added that little hover effect. Not to mention, it shouldn't show up like that on smaller screens. I just didn't want to find another bg for Gambit again. #ebebeb rgba(0,0,0,0.0) rgba(0,0,0,0.2) rgba(0,0,0,0.6) rgba(0,0,0,0.8) rgba(0,0,0,0.9) rgba(0,0,0) rgba(235, 235, 235,0.4) rgba(235, 235, 235,0.7) rgba(235, 235, 235,0.9) rgba(255, 255, 255,0.9) |
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Thanks for any help you can offer me!
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What I would do without overhauling everything is use this code at the end of your current layout code and go to presentations to set the entries viewed on the recent page to 1. But if I remember correctly, it'll probably display the sticky entry and your "first" recent entry header. You could work around that by removing all instances of the word sticky- in the code I linked and making the entry you want to display as your most recent one by changing the post date to the year 2030 or something.
For it to display on the background so people can easily see it, you might have to change the entry's background or font color. You probably already know how but for redundancy's sake, my go-to for changing those would be:
Adding a background:
Changing font color:
Let me know if this fix works for you. If nothing else, you've given me an idea for a new layout. I was trying to make a splash page on DW journals just the other day and now I realize I was thinking way too hard about it, lol.
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But I'm definitely going to make a code like that in the near future!
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Alternatively, if you just want it to say "previous," go over here, scroll to the bottom, and there'll be Text to show in a link to skip back through entries. The field probably says "previous #" so just get rid of the hashtag, same for "next." Of course, you can also put whatever you want it to say in there.
edit: also i just looked and i love it lol
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For your background image, at the top of the code, you should see a portion that says body, that place where you put the background url.
In that whole bit, tack on:
You can replace the word bottom with some percentages to play with the placement if you like.
However, I can't make the image resize in order to show everything without it getting too small. If you want to see what I mean, look at the portion that says background-size: cover; and replace cover with contain.
As for the blurb, it looks like I totally left that out in the instructions, oops. x.x To get that going, go to your Modules tab where you edit your layout and make sure that Custom Text is checked and under the Main Module Section. Then go to your Text tab and add your blurb in the space that's labeled for "Custom Text." The module won't show up at all if that section's empty.
If you have further troubles, let me know! I hope that helps. ♥
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I'm trying to use this layout on this journal and I see dw has broken it somehow? The entries are no longer actually visible when you click on the links. Is there a way around this? Maybe forcing them to load in style=light or something?
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You may be looking for something more like this or this where just the entry headers are shown initially but the rest of the entry appears when someone hovers over them. I think that might be the best alternative to getting the same overall feeling of this layout with the functionality of the entries.
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If you've been using this layout and you were able to see the entries before, maybe Dreamwidth changed some settings for you? You can go here and scroll down to "Entry Pages: Shown to You" and select "Site skin" from the dropdown. Or perhaps "Entry Page Default: Your Journal" needs to be unchecked. Those are the default settings.
I can see how this layout can be frustrating for people who chose to change those settings, though, but this is the only layout I've made of this kind for that exact reason.
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I'm sorry for sounding terse, it's not at you -- I'm just trying to figure out why dw no work lolol
UPDATE: THIS FIXED IT, THANK YOU. I can now use it as I wanted, as a splash page. DW had changed the default settings on me somehowwwww.
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You're fine, though! I'm just sorry I can't be of much help.
edit: OH GOOD I'm glad that worked for you!
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