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Sorry, we're all out of shamwows :P
After working on this on and off for a while, I finally finished the guide
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Other CSS designs based on this oneMassive thanks to `thespook for various help and for his great CSS stuff! OMFG A DD Thanks so much everyone! 8D Especially you, `2dazed ;3 Daily DeviationGiven 2009-06-04Hive CSS - Installation Guides by =Pyritie This is an outstanding Journal CSS! Such fun to use. Very detailed, nicely coded, & great graphics for Nature lovers. It's soothing & relaxing. Earthy. It has several tabs which allows for multiple content. (Featured by `2dazed) CommentsMkay, that's all good and fine, but why exactly does this come up when I search dA for "Yeffsie or Abfc"?
-- Use a Canon camera? Join #CanonPhoto today. Weird, heaps of other journal CSS get returned for that search too.
Your link isn't working, and when I search it this is the only irrelevant CSS that comes up.
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Critiques
From what I can see of the sample journal code you've provided, the HTML people will need to use on a daily basis is quite simple and easy to remember. You could have made it even simpler by using <strong> tags, but it's a minor quibble; I don't expect people will have trouble with the div tag. (It should be noted that people don't have to wrap each section in it's own 'box' div tag, the heading is enough. This somewhat makes up for the above)
Technically, I think your CSS is almost perfect. The sidebar fills the height of the journal without requiring a fixed-height. The sacrifice here it seems is that if a journal is too short for the contents of the sidebar, the sidebar will scroll. This, while a distraction, is the most graceful solution - and I don't expect it's a situation that'll arise often.
The only thing that looks wrong visually, is the border that runs along the right edge of the main content, even across the gaps between sections. I suspect this is a side effect of the way you structured it not to need 'box' divs, in which case it's an okay sacrifice. It's not distracting anyhow, just a minor observation.
The amount of care and planning you've put into your instructions is impressive. At first, when I extracted everything and I saw a bunch of PDFs and a rich text file, I was wondering what I got myself into. Colouring the image URLs red to help people find what they had to change when hosting their images was a brilliant idea. I did find the default text size far too small to read, but this was easily fixed.
Usually anything PDF just makes me switch off, but in this case I didn't mind it so much - though I have to ask why you didn't got with something simpler, like HTML?
To sum it up, I think you've got a great journal skin packaged with easy to follow instructions. Any criticisms I had were minor, this belongs up there with the greatest.
I'm still waiting for Vince to give me my shamwow though. ;p
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