Two color styles for Negative

[wide_worlds_joy]

CSS style sheets are here:

http://davensjournal.com/azure.css
http://davensjournal.com/azure-l.css

A sample of this is on my personal journal.

The difference between them? The first has the sidebar on the right, the other has the same sidebar on the left. That's the only difference.

Enjoy them.

Comments

[wide_worlds_joy]

1) the top navigation, where there is "Recent Entries, Archive," etc, it rolls over to a second line. I was trying to prevent that. I think it's because they put "Network" in there as a link, and that moved "Memories" and "Profile" to the next line.

Oh, I should specify that I'm on 1024x768, that's the best resolution my LCD/Laptop gets.

2) For some strange reason, the user name (in my case, "daven") moved to the left of the icon on the right hand bar of this Stylesheet. Before it was below the icon, but it moved. Looks odd and could probably be a bother for those who have longer user names. Not sure about the left hand version, but it was something I noticed.

[ninetydegrees]

Sorry for the very late answer

1) It looks fine to me in your resolution using default font sizes. Are you using a custom font size? Sorry. You're correct. I'll try to fix this as it doesn't happen with the default version.

2) I'm clueless about this. You may want to report it at Support as it also happens with the default version.

I've converted the right layout. Here's a preview: http://900degrees.dreamwidth.org/?s2id=97098 Would you tell me if everything looks fine? Is there anything which is not supposed to look like this?

BTW I had to remove the hacks for IE5 as it's not a version officially supported by Dreamwidth. I asked for confirmation about this and was told they should indeed be removed.

[wide_worlds_joy]

Your converted version looks good.

The only quibble is the extra padding space everywhere in between letters. I thought I had gotten rid of it all but some how it crept back in with the conversion.

As for the IE5, that was a legacy thing that was in the stylesheet. I hadn't put it in, didn't do any modification to it, and I use Firefox. If getting rid of it is what is necessary, that's cool.

[ninetydegrees]

In your CSS file, it's only in #secondary .module-header. You didn't modify it elsewhere. Should it be somewhere else as well?

It looks like it's been removed then because the negatives default stylesheet no longer has it.

[wide_worlds_joy]

Lemme take a look.