apparently, I *really* fibbed.

[lotesse]

because I haven't been able to stop playing with this shiny Dreamwidth toy! The layout is still a work in progress, and I have to look through my eljay flist and figure out feeds and dwth usernames, but the import seems to have worked nicely, and we'll see about the crossposter.

Questions for people who have already played with the dwth layout system - is there seriously no ability to change fonts on this thing? Also, does anyone know how I can turn off the header text?

eta: whaa, I don't think the flist importer worked. rss feeds not showing up on reading page! whut?

Comments

[ratcreature]

The style options are still somewhat lacking in variety here, however you can change your font. On DW everybody can make a custom CSS, so you can set your font there via CSS.

[lotesse]

... have never used css before. Can you point me toward a decent tutorial?

[ratcreature]

A CSS tutorial for just changing the font would be kind of overkill (and I don't have any links at hand). If you want the font changed everywhere in your journal, rather than different fonts for say entries and titles and such, you can just add:
body {font-family: Verdana, sans-serif;}

in the Custom CSS field. Only of course instead of "Verdana" you can put in any font you like. That should take care of it.

[lotesse]

Oh my god I love you. That's exactly what I wanted to do - blessings, blessings, blessings.