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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

.userpicfriends isn't in the code at all

changing .userpic to display: none; hides all icons even if i try to add a .userpicfriends section

[(Anonymous)]

c/p me your code

[(Anonymous)]

nvm i realized i could use .poster-username .userpic img { display: none; }

i'm dumb

[(Anonymous)]

idk if different base styles have differently organized elements or what since i've never seen userpic contained under "poster" for tabula rasa.

but there's another way to do this which will be so specific it shouldn't effect any other pages and should work on any dw layout.

body.page-recent .entry div.userpic {display: none!important;} body.page-read .entry div.userpic, body.page-network .entry div.userpic {display:block!important;}

for future reference:

body.page-recent = your journal page.
body.page-read = reading page.
body.page-network = network page you know that thing for paid accounts.
body.page-tags = tag page.
body.page-archive = archive page.
body.page-month = viewing subjects by month page.
body.page-day = viewing entries by day page.
body.page-icons = your icons page.

add these things in front of whatever and you can make stuff look completely different on each page.

[(Anonymous)]

that worked perfectly. thanks, anon!

sa

[(Anonymous)]

aaand body.page-entry for the actual entry page but most rpers aren't concerned what their entry pages look like since they turn that off for themselves. but that is also a thing and if you want icons hidden on your journal to people who view your journal in its css'd style, since they can override whatever options you set, then that should be added to the first part of the code i gave you.