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Gradiance
Theme name/layout: Gradiance
Author: Kaigou
Layout info: originally Tranquility III
Image info: 10 substitute icons (5 per style)
Layout url: http://www.dreamwidth.org/customize/advanced/layersource?id=87751&fmt=html
Users can change the 8-scale gradient, the page background, the default text color, the content/comment background color, and colors for active & visited links. As long as the contrast between the 4th color and the 8th color is enough to make text legible, the gradient can go from darkest-dark to lightest-light, or from medium-dark to medium-light, depending on the amount of contrast required. The CSS looks a little funky as a result, but it makes for some easy cut-and-paste to create new color schemes.
The links all go to a test post on my journal, which has multiple replies of varying types (anon, registered, openid) so you can those in action.
Gradiance Amethyst — Gradiance Amethyst Verso
Gradiance Carmine — Gradiance Carmine Verso
Gradiance Celadon — Gradiance Celadon Verso
Gradiance Cerise — Gradiance Cerise Verso
Gradiance Cerulean — Gradiance Cerulean Verso
Gradiance Cobalt — Gradiance Cobalt Verso
Gradiance Emerald — Gradiance Emerald Verso
Gradiance Forest — Gradiance Forest Verso
Gradiance Fuschia — Gradiance Fuschia Verso
Gradiance Grayscale — Gradiance Grayscale Verso
Gradiance Halaya Ube — Gradiance Halaya Ube Verso
Gradiance Harlequin — Gradiance Harlequin Verso
Gradiance Heliotrope — Gradiance Heliotrope Verso
Gradiance Indigo — Gradiance Indigo Verso
Gradiance Jade — Gradiance Jade Verso
Gradiance Lemon — Gradiance Lemon Verso
Gradiance Maize — Gradiance Maize Verso
Gradiance Majorelle — Gradiance Majorelle Verso
Gradiance Midnight — Gradiance Midnight Verso
Gradiance Moss — Gradiance Moss Verso
Gradiance Nadeshiko — Gradiance Nadeshiko Verso
Gradiance Ocean — Gradiance Ocean Verso
Gradiance Ochre — Gradiance Ochre Verso
Gradiance Olivine — Gradiance Olivine Verso
Gradiance Peach — Gradiance Peach Verso
Gradiance Pistachio — Gradiance Pistachio Verso
Gradiance Racing — Gradiance Racing Verso
Gradiance Sangria — Gradiance Sangria Verso
Gradiance Sapphire — Gradiance Sapphire Verso
Gradiance Sienna — Gradiance Sienna Verso
Gradiance Sky — Gradiance Sky Verso
Gradiance Slate — Gradiance Slate Verso
Gradiance Spring — Gradiance Spring Verso
Gradiance Storm — Gradiance Storm Verso
Gradiance Thistle — Gradiance Thistle Verso
Gradiance Vermilion — Gradiance Vermilion Verso
Gradiance Viridian — Gradiance Viridian Verso
The substitute icons fill in when there's a blank for an anonymous poster, an RSS feed, a DW user, or an OpenID user. The last image the blockquote background. [ETA: after further testing, the regular icons look fine even on a reversed setup, so not seeing reason to do that extra bit.]
There are still some outstanding issues that I can't figure out. None of them are really deal-breakers, but if I can find answers to these questions, I'll edit the existing code to reflect the fixes.
I'm presuming separate layouts for reversed (light-on-dark) color schemes, but it seems like it'd be a LOT easier to give users the option of reversing the colors, with a simple yes/no question (which would then flip color_001 for color_008 and so on). Or is it better to treat each as separate themes, on the grounds that users wouldn't be aware ahead-of-time that the colors can be easily reversed in the wizard?
...I think that covers it!
Author: Kaigou
Layout info: originally Tranquility III
Image info: 10 substitute icons (5 per style)
Layout url: http://www.dreamwidth.org/customize/advanced/layersource?id=87751&fmt=html
Users can change the 8-scale gradient, the page background, the default text color, the content/comment background color, and colors for active & visited links. As long as the contrast between the 4th color and the 8th color is enough to make text legible, the gradient can go from darkest-dark to lightest-light, or from medium-dark to medium-light, depending on the amount of contrast required. The CSS looks a little funky as a result, but it makes for some easy cut-and-paste to create new color schemes.
The links all go to a test post on my journal, which has multiple replies of varying types (anon, registered, openid) so you can those in action.
Gradiance Amethyst — Gradiance Amethyst Verso
Gradiance Carmine — Gradiance Carmine Verso
Gradiance Celadon — Gradiance Celadon Verso
Gradiance Cerise — Gradiance Cerise Verso
Gradiance Cerulean — Gradiance Cerulean Verso
Gradiance Cobalt — Gradiance Cobalt Verso
Gradiance Emerald — Gradiance Emerald Verso
Gradiance Forest — Gradiance Forest Verso
Gradiance Fuschia — Gradiance Fuschia Verso
Gradiance Grayscale — Gradiance Grayscale Verso
Gradiance Halaya Ube — Gradiance Halaya Ube Verso
Gradiance Harlequin — Gradiance Harlequin Verso
Gradiance Heliotrope — Gradiance Heliotrope Verso
Gradiance Indigo — Gradiance Indigo Verso
Gradiance Jade — Gradiance Jade Verso
Gradiance Lemon — Gradiance Lemon Verso
Gradiance Maize — Gradiance Maize Verso
Gradiance Majorelle — Gradiance Majorelle Verso
Gradiance Midnight — Gradiance Midnight Verso
Gradiance Moss — Gradiance Moss Verso
Gradiance Nadeshiko — Gradiance Nadeshiko Verso
Gradiance Ocean — Gradiance Ocean Verso
Gradiance Ochre — Gradiance Ochre Verso
Gradiance Olivine — Gradiance Olivine Verso
Gradiance Peach — Gradiance Peach Verso
Gradiance Pistachio — Gradiance Pistachio Verso
Gradiance Racing — Gradiance Racing Verso
Gradiance Sangria — Gradiance Sangria Verso
Gradiance Sapphire — Gradiance Sapphire Verso
Gradiance Sienna — Gradiance Sienna Verso
Gradiance Sky — Gradiance Sky Verso
Gradiance Slate — Gradiance Slate Verso
Gradiance Spring — Gradiance Spring Verso
Gradiance Storm — Gradiance Storm Verso
Gradiance Thistle — Gradiance Thistle Verso
Gradiance Vermilion — Gradiance Vermilion Verso
Gradiance Viridian — Gradiance Viridian Verso
The substitute icons fill in when there's a blank for an anonymous poster, an RSS feed, a DW user, or an OpenID user. The last image the blockquote background. [ETA: after further testing, the regular icons look fine even on a reversed setup, so not seeing reason to do that extra bit.]
I'm presuming separate layouts for reversed (light-on-dark) color schemes, but it seems like it'd be a LOT easier to give users the option of reversing the colors, with a simple yes/no question (which would then flip color_001 for color_008 and so on). Or is it better to treat each as separate themes, on the grounds that users wouldn't be aware ahead-of-time that the colors can be easily reversed in the wizard?
...I think that covers it!
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.page-reply form, .page-entry form {
font-size:1em;
line-height:1.3;
text-transform:none;
}
Restrict it to #canvas or similar, and you should be fine! (Yay Firebug!)
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