AoPS Blog Layout
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[hide]How to use blog layout in your CSS
Blogs hosted by AoPS follow a certain layout. You can take advantage of this by specifying the div
you want your CSS to affect.
Specifying sections
You can specify a div
with a specific ID (specified below) with:
div #id_goes_here {
CSS goes here
}
IDs are used with div
that only appears once in the code. On the other hand, div
s that occur multiple times, like a blog entry, have a class. You can specify a class like this:
div .class_goes_here {
CSS goes here
}
If you want to specify a specific HTML element, like p
, the syntax is like this:
div #id__goes_here p {
CSS goes here
}
div .class_goes_here p {
CSS goes here
}
If you want to specify all HTML elements, use *
. Here is an example:
* {
CSS goes here
}
If you just want to specify for one HTML element, use:
p {
CSS;
}
All items listed below are HTML div
s unless otherwise specified.
Layout
- ID: page-wrapper Wraps the entire page.
- ID: navigation_box Wraps the navigation bar, on the top of the page
- ID: left_navigation_box Holds the links to the
- community
- AoPS Blogroll
- Blog Homepage
- ID: right_navigation_box Holds the links to the
- subscribe link
- logout
- Blog Information
- ID: clear Holds nothing.
- ID: left_navigation_box Holds the links to the
- ID: wrapper Wraps all the blog's content.
- ID: header Holds the header space and the title link, which is a
h1
inside a HTML link - ID: content Holds the rest of the page
- ID: main Holds the blog entries on the left side of the page
- p: post-new-entry-p Holds the post-new-entry-img, the pencil image, and the post-new-entry text, a "a"
- Unedited Entries: are held in unnamed divs
- CLASS: cmty-post-edited Holds all edited posts. Content same as CLASS: entry but cmty-post-edit-info is filled with text for edit status
- CLASS: entry Wraps the entry and title
- h1: Title of entry
- h2: poster info and time posted
- CLASS: entrywrap Wraps the entry text and widgets (comments, etc.)
- CLASS: message Holds the actual entry text.
- CLASS: cmty-post-attachments Unknown. Most likely images.
- CLASS: cmty-post-edit-info Empty on unedited entries (Unnamed div) but filled up in in divs with CLASS: cmty-post-edited
- CLASS: cmty-tags-itembox-wrapper Wraps the edit tags box.
- CLASS: cmty-itembox Holds item.
- TITLE: Edit tags Holds the edit tag itself.
- CLASS: cmty-itembox Holds item.
- CLASS: efooter Holds comments area and mod actions, such as edit post.
- CLASS: actions Holds comments area. Holds an unordered list, with two "a"s: one of CLASS: post-replies and another CLASS: post-comment
- CLASS: modactions Holds moderator actions inside an unordered list. Two "a"s are inside: one CLASS: blog-edit-post for editing, and the other CLASS: blog-moderate-topic for "Moderate".
- CLASS: clear Empty.
- CLASS: entry Wraps the entry and title
- ID: side Holds all side content, including profile, shout box, and blog stats. All divs below also belong to CLASS: block widget (with space in between)
- ID: user-menu-widget
- ID: archive-widget
- ID: shouts-widget
- Unnamed div.
- ID: about-owner-widget
- ID: stats-widget
- ID: search-widget
- CLASS: clear Holds nothing
- ID: main Holds the blog entries on the left side of the page
- ID: header Holds the header space and the title link, which is a
- ID: navigation_box Wraps the navigation bar, on the top of the page
- ID: login-form Wraps the login form.
- CLASS: aops-modal-wrapper Wraps AoPS Modals
- CLASS: aops-modal-frame Frame border for aops modals
- CLASS: aops-modal-content-wrapper Wrapps modals
- CLASS: aops-modal-nonscroll Wrapps Content
- CLASS: aops-modal-body Text for modal
- CLASS: aops-modal-nonscroll Wrapps Content
- CLASS: aops-modal-content-wrapper Wrapps modals
- CLASS: aops-modal-frame Frame border for aops modals
- CLASS: aops-modal-mask Holds AoPS Background
Web Inspector
If you wish to see the HTML code of your blog in more detail, use a code inspector.
- Macs with Safari: Click on "Web Inspector" under the Develop menu (top navigation bar). If you do not see the Develop Menu, go to Safari>Preferences>Advanced> and make sure Show Develop menu in hot bar.
- Macs with Google Chrome: control-click an element. Click inspect.
- PCs with Google Chrome: right-click and click on "Inspect Element".
AoPS Blog Design
AoPS Blog Design (Cascading Style Sheets) |
Introduction - Default Blog Layout |