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killthecake2020-10-20 12:08 pm
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[10] Single Column Layout

ā Mobile friendly! ā Stylized control strip ā Tag, archive, icon, & comment pages ā Links module ā Images change from gray to color on hover |
code here!
temporary live-preview here!
ā Imgur has really been hating on me lately so no photo album this time, folks. Anyway- ā Go to Select a New Theme and select Tabula Rasa, the Plain version. ā Copy and paste the code into the Use embedded CSS field under Custom CSS. ā In the code, CTRL+F for HEADER_IMAGE. This is where you put in the url of your chosen header image. ā Under Choose Page Setup (at the bottom), select "1 Column (modules at top and bottom; no sidebar)," aka the second one. ā Make sure Use layout's stylesheet(s) is checked. In the Custom stylesheet URL field, paste in: https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Roboto+Condensed&display=swapā Go to the Presentation tab. Select "text-only" for the following options: ⢠Select whether user interaction links are printed as text or using the available iconsā Go to the Modules tab. Make sure 'Link List' is in the 'Main Module Section.' #000 #ebebeb #fff rgba(0,0,0,0.5) |

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Have a bit of an issue I noticed with this one, though... When you hover over the "Links" link, and the links list box pops up, it doesn't stay up for you to be able to move your mouse to click on any of the links. As soon as you move your mouse away from "Links," the box disappears.
Any thoughts on how to fix?
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I'm going to fiddle with it but it might take some time for me to get a real fix that'll work universally. In the meantime, you can use the mobile version of the links module on your regular layout. It'll make your links appear beneath the "Links" header.
Go into your code and beneath the /*-- MODULES --*/ portion, you're going to find a section labeled with .module-typelist .module-content and one right beneath it with .module-typelist:hover .module-content. Take all that out and replace it with:
That should make your links appear.
I'm going to look for a fix to the floating issue in the meantime. Thanks for bringing it up!
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Is there a way to make the header image go from grey to color on hover?
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Scroll down to the HEADER section of your code. Find the portion that's called #header (not #header .inner that's right after it), and replace that block with this code below.
If that doesn't work, let me know! I don't have access to the internet for long today so I didn't get to test it first.
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Ctrl+F in your code for .entry .header and replace that block with this:
This way, when your entry titles are particularly long, the date/time will move a line below it without wrecking the page layout. Like so!
I hope that helps!
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(Anonymous) 2024-12-24 12:06 pm (UTC)(link)no subject
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"In the code, CTRL+F for HEADER_IMAGE. This is where you put in the url of your chosen header image."
If you've tried this and it doesn't work, let me know! It'll just take me a day or so to get back to you about it what with the holidays, lol.
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The width is under #canvas at the top, change the "50vw" value to what you need. The height property is under #header and you'll change the "40vh" value. It may be best to just change the height to a size suitable for your header, though, but that's up to you.
Hope that helps!
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But in the meantime, I've found the issue! There was some hidden padding, so all we have to do is remove that. Under #header, add in "padding: 0;" and that should resolve your issues.
Sorry again that this took forever! Please let me know if this doesn't work.