The Fake Weenie takes another turn in the spotlight. If you need a refresher on the original construction of the Fake Weenie, check here: TypePad: Deconstructing A Weenie
You know, I'm sorta fond of hairline borders, and I think I'd like a hairline border separating the two columns of the Fake Weenie (http://www.fakeweenie.com/)
Here's a screen shot of the borderless weenie:
To create a hairline border separating the two column using custom CSS, do this:
Sign in to your TypePad account
Click Weblogs, select your blog. Hit Design -> Click Edit Custom CSS
Add this line of code to the Custom CSS text box:
.layout-two-column-right #alpha-inner {border-right: 1px solid gray}
(You know the drill -- Do NOT omit the DOT, the brackets are curly brackets)
Then click Save Changes
Back at the Design screen, scroll to the bottom, click Republish Weblog
At the pop-up window, click Publish
Viola! The Fake Weenie with a hairline border separating the columns:
If you are using a two-column layout with the sidebar to the left, or a three-column layout, your CSS code will be slightly different. Stand by!
Coming soon: Cheatsheets with the element names for the three most common TypePad layouts.
Teresa .... I'm a little too lazy to go back and change all the images in the previous blogs .... but for the future, how about I do experiments on this blog named after my favorite food group:
http://www.goldenbrewski.com