Courtney (
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photosynthesis2017-03-25 09:58 pm
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Base Code
Page Code
Links Codes
| Regular URLs | Pages |
Replacements
BACKGROUND IMAGE URL in the base code. The image should be 700x300 pixels.
CHARACTER NAME in the base code.
LINK URL in each regular link.
LINK TITLE in each link, regular or page.
PAGE TITLE in the page code.
PAGE NAME appearing both in the link to the page, and the page code itself. Please note that "PAGE NAME" has to be an exact match in both the link code and the place it appears in the page code itself, right down to the capitalization. The # symbol in the link code should stay there, but don't add one to the place "PAGE NAME" appears in the page code itself!
#FFFFFF for the text color for the links.
0,0,0 for the semi-transparent background color for the links. This is an RGB value, not a hex code; you can convert one to the other here.
#FEFEFE for the text color for the name/titles.
#666666 for the shadow behind the name/titles.
#EFEFEF for the text color for the credit link. Please change this if it's unreadable on your background image!
Georgia for the font for the name/titles.
Consolas for the font for the links.
As always, you are free to edit this code as much as you'd like so long as my credit remains intact, and please don't hesitate to ask if you need any help!
Patch Note: If you started using this code before 12/17/19, your version is busted! A Chrome update messed up the anchor alignment so links didn't go where they needed to. The fix for that is very simple; you can find it here!

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I had a question but then I figured it out :) Thank you!
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the GOOD NEWS IS it's actually a really easy fix! just find all the instances of
(substitute "page name" with the names of your various pages; d, c, f in your case! you can just search
a nameto find them, but you don't have to do this toa name="index")and just replace them with
patch notes: that bit of code is an "anchor", the precise point on the overall web page that clicking the link that leads to "PAGE NAME" will bring you to. this styling just moves where the anchor is on the "page" within the code! previously the anchor existed directly above the title of the "page" and now it exists right at the tip-top
tl;dr GOT 'EM
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Is it possible to move around where the character name appears? I mocked up this image to try and get across what I want
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basically the edit is as such: there are two places in this code that say
margin-top: 100px; one right before CHARACTER NAME and once right at the end of the following div (before the note that tells you where links go). edit the first one to get the name higher/lower, but you have to edit the second one in turn so that they both add up to 200 to keep the links bar in the right place. there's also amargin-left: -150pxin there; you can change that number freely to move the name right and left! you'll have to do that for each page!!no subject
bless u i'mma play around with this now and see what works
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edit: NEVER MIND LOL I'M DUMB i forgot to change the link colour in the journal layout code
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One thing I can't work out
which is probably me doing something really sillyis that when the links/plain text in the box go onto two lines it hides the code credit and I don't want to do that - do you know what I'm doing wrong?https://colchismagecraft.dreamwidth.org/2072.html
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https://pastebin.com/ym2X6Y8c
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but!! this wasn't anything you were doing wrong! this is more a problem with the code, where it isn't totally ready to handle when there's more than one line's worth of content in that strip where the links go. fortunately all i had to do to fix it was heft everything up by like fifty pixels!
if you need to adjust further, look for where it says
margin-top:150pxand adjust that number accordingly—a smaller number hikes the whole thing higher!no subject