Andrew's class had spent the morning trying to match tracks to demons with no success, until Sholeh had a breakthrough.
She realised that the webbed tracks she was studying didn't match the expected stride length indicated by the imprints and the depth wasn't quite right either. She was the only one who figured out that their assignments had all been simulations.
The Slayers needed to learn to fully examine a situation before charging in all guns blazing. Andrew picked up the photographs. At least flipper-wearing beach goers would be safe. However, kids on pogo sticks may be in serious trouble.
open_on_sunday — challenge #180: legs/feet
Part of the London!verse
She realised that the webbed tracks she was studying didn't match the expected stride length indicated by the imprints and the depth wasn't quite right either. She was the only one who figured out that their assignments had all been simulations.
The Slayers needed to learn to fully examine a situation before charging in all guns blazing. Andrew picked up the photographs. At least flipper-wearing beach goers would be safe. However, kids on pogo sticks may be in serious trouble.
open_on_sunday — challenge #180: legs/feetPart of the London!verse
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And hey, you went for one of the new lj layouts! It's gorgeous. I've been eyeing this one too, although with the dusk and the rural design. Am hoping to go for a complete rethink though, with a custom doodle-banner, so probably won't end up using any of the new ones.
For me, it's not so much the design as hacking the style components that I end up doing. I was underwhelmed with the style options of list or cloud for the tags, as both looked like crap when you have heaps, so was able to port my old scrolling list hack in fairly easily. You'll notice my random quote thingy got ported too. If you're going with Expressive or Component, yell if you want the code for those.
Thinking that the sidebar needs a background or border to separate it from the main content. The base lack of division between entries was a major oversight too. As usual, the lack of total base text fields means trolling through the master code to figure out the attributes so I can rename them. There's still a few over those I can't find, but I'll sort the case issue on those with CSS when I get a chance.
I'm waiting on code hacks to come through so I can reorder the header menu and port my old tag page data. Other than that it's pretty much as I want it.
Had a nasty run in with what I though was an LJ bug that turned out to be a . If your tooling around with the style wizard to get the base settings and switching between it and the advanced customisation screens, the wizard generated code will overwrite your custom user layer. Having them open in different tabs so you can resave it helps, but you wouldn't want to be opening and closing to discover that hideous little bug.
The lesson is to save your hacks offsite when your done. A friend borked her custom layout by checking out the new styles on the weekend too, so it was handy I had a backup of her site too.
In the raw layout you post a load of comments and it just looks like some kind of confused userpic orgy.
I'd just got it set up the way I wanted it and they had a code push which totally borked the sidebar. Now I need to get someone to post the sidebar code so I can get it working without my hacks.
I just noticed the teeny lj user icon has an eyepatch. Aaarr!
Volunteers one her own offspring to find out!!