Ok. It's not that easy. It doesn't seem to work with simple overriding, because they just add them at the end and it's not really taken into account.
One thing that might work: * work on all the rest, keeping in mind there will be that pic of yours above. * once you're done with it, save your livejournal webpage in complete mode so that you get back your stylesheet * keep a copy of it, just in case * modify the "header-title" part. What you will need to add is the url for your header pic, something to tell them what to do with it, and how much height you want. By example: .header-title {PADDING-TOP: 300px; BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(http://www.google.com/intl/en/images/logo.gif); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: top center;} Of course, leave all what the rest that was in that header-title part, unless you also need to try to change some margins or whatever * Save your stylesheet somewhere on the web * Go to the Layout part of the customization page, go down to "Replacement Stylesheet URL" and give them the url of your stylesheet. * Cross fingers and hope it works
I couldn't test it entirely, I just did so locally. I hope it helps.
You can wait before the uploading&modyfying layout bit, and first try the stylesheet locally (you just have to load the page you saved, it will use the saved stylesheet), it's faster to try out things.
Ouf... I think I got it this time
Date: 2005-09-02 09:17 am (UTC)One thing that might work:
* work on all the rest, keeping in mind there will be that pic of yours above.
* once you're done with it, save your livejournal webpage in complete mode so that you get back your stylesheet
* keep a copy of it, just in case
* modify the "header-title" part. What you will need to add is the url for your header pic, something to tell them what to do with it, and how much height you want. By example:
.header-title {PADDING-TOP: 300px; BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(http://www.google.com/intl/en/images/logo.gif); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: top center;}
Of course, leave all what the rest that was in that header-title part, unless you also need to try to change some margins or whatever
* Save your stylesheet somewhere on the web
* Go to the Layout part of the customization page, go down to "Replacement Stylesheet URL" and give them the url of your stylesheet.
* Cross fingers and hope it works
I couldn't test it entirely, I just did so locally.
I hope it helps.
You can wait before the uploading&modyfying layout bit, and first try the stylesheet locally (you just have to load the page you saved, it will use the saved stylesheet), it's faster to try out things.