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85. Image on the Side
Layout Style: S2 Flexible Squares
Features: Large image on the side
Layout Width: 950px/Full

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Credit:
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Theme and Layout Change Tutorial
All embedded in coding from Google Fonts
Image to the left
Image to the right
Theme and Layout Change Tutorial
Additional Layout Directions:
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More Headers:
More Background Images: Layout Lounge Site
More Tiny Icons: Layout Lounge Site
RULES:
No Hotlinking Images #4 under general
Header can be changed
Background image can be changed or removed.
Credit Necessary.
Features: Large image on the side
Layout Width: 950px/Full


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Credit:
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Theme and Layout Change Tutorial

All embedded in coding from Google Fonts
Image to the left
Image to the right
Theme and Layout Change Tutorial
Additional Layout Directions:
- In the body section (at the top) the image here is the background image for the entire layout. This is the image that is on the side. The current image I'm using is 517x1040px the best size is probably 600x900. This is not the entire image showing. In the body section you can change the background-position which is currently "right top" to "right middle" or "right bottom" depending on the image you wish to use. If you are using the layout with the image on the left coding the positions would be "left top", "left middle", or "left bottom". (image example below)
- The title and subtitle are in there respective places on the layout. The title of entries and other aspects of the journal may interfere with the journal. If you would rather not us the title and subtitle go to the .title & .subtitle section of the coding and add the line display: none;. This will effectively hide these functions.
- Should you want a "header image" that functions as your title, I would recommend something that is 300x100px. (example below) If you do want to use this option and have set the .title & .subtitle sections to display: none; then you will want to go to the .headerimage section (near the bottom of the coding) and removed the display: none; line from this coding. If your image is more than 100px in height please remember to change the height in this section.
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More Headers:
More Background Images: Layout Lounge Site
More Tiny Icons: Layout Lounge Site
RULES:
No Hotlinking Images #4 under general
Header can be changed
Background image can be changed or removed.
Credit Necessary.
Having Trouble? Try:
Theme and Layout Change Tutorial or Helpful Hints
If that didn't work. Comment Below.
Theme and Layout Change Tutorial or Helpful Hints
If that didn't work. Comment Below.
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Thank you so much!
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(the background image: http://i1083.photobucket.com/albums/j393/doexol/DSC_0255_zpshq4bvtcd.jpg ) I just need that to fit properly and everything is more or less fine. Any help is much appreciated.
ETA: the only way the background image displays at all is if I put it in the header CSS, otherwise I get nothing at all. help? *bangs head on desk*
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http://workshop-rees.livejournal.com/22122.html
This post has coding for you to copy and past.
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