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terra
This is a userstyle for Dreamwidth that tweaks the reply form on the new DW codepush. It's a pretty simple CSS grid. As a userstyle it requires an extension like Stylus, but any extension that lets you add custom CSS to websites should work.
( Code + FAQ under the cut )terraI've noticed quite a few people using dreamwidth layouts either imported from old livejournal code or newer insanejournal code. And one of the results of this is that the CSS that customizes the controlstrip navigation at the top of the page is either broken or non-existent. You can always disable the controlstrip to some degree using your account settings, and completely get rid of it with CSS, but I don't like to make that decision for the user. I personally use the controlstrip a lot when browsing dreamwidth!
So, I decided to whip up some basic controlstrip only CSS. It's at least slightly responsive (you can see the layout at kleptocratic for an example of how the code scales) and designed to be simple to customize to match a variety of layouts and aesthetics.
terraThis is just a really simple snippet you can use for a muselist or whatever else. You can see another version of this code here at my personal musebox.
( Code Below the Cut )terraThis is just a quick bit of code because I've been asked a lot how I make my visualosities in two columns, like so. I use two divs and inline css to achieve the column effect with way less code & complication that it would take with a table.
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