I just tried this - is there any way of allowing designers to put into their layer code something to disable the multi-column selector if the design doesn't allow for it? I just tried to add columns, and wow, did that look horrible.
the 3-columns and 2-column left options are already disabled on the layout selection page. i'll have to ask around to see if they can disable them on the customize options page too i guess
I'm pretty sure that once it's official, the layout options in the customize options are gone, replaced by the images in the select journal style area.
I *think* that instead of "property use layout_type", doing: property string layout_type { des = "Layout Type"; values = "|none|one-column|One column|two-columns-left|Two columns (Sidebar on Left)|two-columns-right|Two columns (Sidebar on Right)|three-columns-sides|Three columns (Sidebars on either side)|three-columns-left|Three column (Sidebars on Left)|three-columns-right|Three column (Sidebars on Right)"; }
and editing the values, will fix it for non-official themes. Will have to look a bit more.
Cool. Two questions about Beechy: the header's supposed to be yellow or white? (The code is different from the preview). Do you meant for margin-top to be flexible? I think it looks a bit strange on layouts without subtitles as the white line is thicker than 1px.
As far as I know, only two changes have been made on this layout: - use $*color_header_background instead of $*color_module_title as the header background color - set the text color of #subtitle to $*color_page_title
I meant did you mean for it to be in a proportional unit instead of a fixed one (which means it will change size as the font or the layout changes)? If I preview my layout (http://900degrees.dreamwidth.org/?s2id=97423) it looks thicker than on yours.
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thanks for the reminder
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There's already a bug filed for the header bkg issue: http://bugs.dwscoalition.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1887
:)
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var string header_background = generate_background_css ($*image_background_header_url, $*image_background_header_repeat,
$*image_background_header_position, $*color_module_title);
this is what it should say:
var string header_background = generate_background_css ($*image_background_header_url, $*image_background_header_repeat,
$*image_background_header_position, $*color_header_background);
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and if you guys are editing the layout layer too could you delete this line for me?:
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it says if the length of the header url is greater than zero, make all the text in the header journal disappeAr.
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I *think* that instead of "property use layout_type", doing:
property string layout_type {
des = "Layout Type";
values = "|none|one-column|One column|two-columns-left|Two columns (Sidebar on Left)|two-columns-right|Two columns (Sidebar on Right)|three-columns-sides|Three columns (Sidebars on either side)|three-columns-left|Three column (Sidebars on Left)|three-columns-right|Three column (Sidebars on Right)";
}
and editing the values, will fix it for non-official themes. Will have to look a bit more.
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Which margin-top are you talking about?
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{border-top: 2.417em solid #589d96; margin-top: 0.083em;}
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That's meant to be there. It doesn't look weird on my screen (it's just a 1px line)?
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- use $*color_header_background instead of $*color_module_title as the header background color
- set the text color of #subtitle to $*color_page_title
I meant did you mean for it to be in a proportional unit instead of a fixed one (which means it will change size as the font or the layout changes)? If I preview my layout (http://900degrees.dreamwidth.org/?s2id=97423) it looks thicker than on yours.
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I'm not seeing yours as any thicker. And it should be proportional since the base layout's borders and margins were all proportional.
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