mood: photography

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instructions.

1. Download the zip file, extract it to your hard drive with 7-Zip or other similar program, and upload the images to your personal web space. Photobucket is recommended.
   
2. Open the Admin Console and paste the following into the text box:

   moodtheme_create "Photography" "made by collapsingnight.livejournal.com"

   
   
3. After you hit the "execute" button, you will receive a success message along with a number. Write this number down.
   
4. Open the !code.txt file in Notepad or other similar program and use the Find & Replace feature to change ##### to the number you wrote down.
   
5. Next, change all the http://www.yourdomain.com to the URL where your images are stored. (This is the part of the URL before the file name.)
   
6. Take the code and paste it into the text box at the Admin Console, then click 'Execute'.
   
7. Go to the Mood Theme Editor and click 'Use' by your newly installed mood theme.
   
8. Enjoy your new mood theme!

downloads.
This is the file mentioned above that you will need to download to install your mood theme. I have also included the other files within the zip file separate in case they are needed. Individual credits for all images used in this mood theme are in the readme file.

   » photographymoodtheme.zip (1mb)
   » !code.txt (10kb)
   » !readme.txt (9kb)

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Comments

[pinkyacid.livejournal.com]

I just don't understand what each bit of HTML is for. I mean, I do understand the simple ones like <.b.> and stuff like that but when I try to actually make a profile with the table and everything I just don't get it.
And layouts are even worse. :p the only reason why I knew how to edit the layout I took was by typing Ctrl+F and finding that part of the code.

[boundary.livejournal.com]

Aw, it takes some time and reading. I learned HTML out of a book, actually, when I was like thirteen? Here's some links I have bookmarked to help:

http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Guide/ - this is the bible LOL.
http://www.webmonkey.com/ - lots of tutorials.
http://www.lissaexplains.com/ - really rec this, as it is like a dumbed down guide and those are my faves bc i hate a lot of jargon.

[pinkyacid.livejournal.com]

ohmygod thank you so much! :) Have saved this reply in a new folder I just named 'READ'. :DD

[pinkyacid.livejournal.com]

and one more thing [sorry!]: in HTML [for layout codes] is there a particularly order you have to put the HTML in so that it will work?

[boundary.livejournal.com]

do you mean on LJ or for web sites?

[pinkyacid.livejournal.com]

on LJ :)
at the moment I'm on here (http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Guide/) and I was wondering if the HTML code for making entries is on there.

[boundary.livejournal.com]

oh, to make a custom style, you'd have to study s2 coding and that's something else completely. honestly, it took me over a year to master it and i was fluent in html, css, and php, which is another coding language.