Update: I've also put the tutorial part itself online, if people aren't willing to download it to their computers. Read it here.

You can also see the 'live' version of it HERE (with colours).

Okay guys, CSS is all the rage. I've noticed.

I've done up a template based on my journal. But instead of just saying "here you bunch of CSS n00bs, have a template" (I'm a n00b myself, I think), I decided to write a tutorial or run down of what the CSS is and what it does. In the template, there are two custom divs, so I've also explained what these do and how to apply them to your journal. If you are wondering what I'm talking about, then read it and find out.

In the template, most of it is the same as mine but easy to modify. I've removed the colours though, so people should apply their own.

It's probably not great but I'm thinking it will probably help some people... maybe... I hope

Download the .zip file into a folder on your system to view it. It's a HTML/CSS document with a couple of images, so make sure they're all together in the same folders otherwise things won't display correctly. Also, in the folder you will find csstemplate.txt which is what you will need to use for your journal. But please, if you're unfamiliar with CSS or a beginner, or whatever have you, read the tutorial first.

If you have any issues (something isn't clear, something is actually wrong, or you just can't do something or get your head around something), please leave a comment in THIS DEVIATION ONLY, so it's easier for me to keep track of (please, please, please don't note me or poke me in dAmn).

Also note, journal CSS is for subscribers and seniors.