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[momijizukamori]

Theme name/layout: Marginless
Author: momijizukamori
Layout info: Source Code / Preview with a Paletteable color theme
Image info: N/A
Additional info (for layouts): Tagging this as draft, because I have a handful of known issues I'm trying to work out:

-I can't figure out the property for custom circle colors. Ideally I'd like the userpic border to change to that when it's set for a user.
-Not sure how to be the modules to wrap on one-column view - right now, they display in one huuuge column, even if more than one can fit across the width.
-I don't know how to set more than one author in the code! This is a modified version of branchandroot's Paletteable base.
-This name is boring :P

Comments

[branchandroot]

The preview link is a little broken. Once I took out the "dreamscapes" on the front, though, that looks really snazzy!

For the modules in one-column, I think what you want is probably:

.one-column #secondary, .one-column #tertiary { width: 100%; }
.one-column .module { float: left; }

The results aren't always predictable, but that's probably the best bet.

[momijizukamori]

This is what happens when I forget to check my links *g* And hat-tip to you, really, most of the changes I made were spacing.

[ninetydegrees]

1) Will get back to you on this in a minute. There are pre-set stuff you can use.

2) For one-column, you can also use 'display: inline-block; vertical-align: top; width: $*sidebar_width;'. It depends on how you want them to be aligned.

3) Use commas to separate names like so:

set layout_authors = [ { "name" => "name1", "type" => "user" }, { "name" => "name2", "type" => "user" } ];

4) I have nothing except 'Widescreen'. Well CinemaScope actually but I think it's a trademark.

[ninetydegrees]

1) In Tabula Rasa this is what customs colors are set to by default:

set custom_foreground_element = "userpic_border";
set custom_background_element = "userpic_background";

so it looks like this is what you want.

If you look at function FriendsPage::print_stylesheets() in http://www.dreamwidth.org/customize/advanced/layersource?id=550&fmt=html you'll see what this does and what the other pre-set options are.

If you're not happy with any of this you can use set custom_colors_template, which is explained in the Core layer I've linked to above. If you need more help don't hesitate to tell me so.

[momijizukamori]

Aha! Found a solution - thank you for the link :D

[momijizukamori]

1) I'll delve into that link below tonight, thank you!

2) Aha! That gives me the look I want. Kind of messy with 'long' modules, but I don't think there's a way around that.

3) I could have sworn I tried that and it didn't work, but now it is. Weeeeird.

[ex_ascension957]

I like this layout. It's very clean.

[momijizukamori]

Thanks! A friend wanted a solid-sidebar, minimal whitespace layout, and it turned out we didn't really have any defaults like that, so I ended up whipping something up.