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   What is Dreamwidth?

   • a what now? dreamwho? Dreamwidth is a code fork of LiveJournal. A code fork means that they took LJ’s code (which used to be open source) and went their own direction with it. They still use the basic ideas behind LJ’s codebase, but have changed and improved upon it in various ways.

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   What codebase does Dreamwidth use?

   • Dreamwidth uses the Dreamwidth Studios codebase provided by Dreamwidth Studios, LLC. The source repository is located at Dreamwidth's GitHub Repositories. The Dreamwidth Studios codebase is built on the Open Source codebase provided by LiveJournal.com.

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   Do I need a GitHub account to use Dreamwidth?

   • You need a github.com account to be able to fetch and copy the Dreamwith code, find issues to work on, and publish your code so it can be integrated to Dreamwidth. This is both where all the Dreamwidth code comes from and where your own code will end up but you won't do much work on the site itself.

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   What is Dreamwidth CSS?

   • CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) are used to provide visual styling to web content. Dreamwidth styles are designed to be mostly customizable via CSS, with many classes built into the core of the style system. Please note that this CSS documentation centers around documenting the core system; the plain version of which is called Tabula Rasa.

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3. wiki.dwscoalition.org › notes › HTML_PrimerHTML Primer - Dreamwidth Notes

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   Apr 24, 2011 · In this instance, the href part of the opening tag is an attribute. The text inside of the link tag is what shows up as the link, and then the tag closes with the </a> form of the tag.

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   Sep 23, 2016 · HTML Custom Tags. navigation search. Each custom tag listed below has a canonical DW version and its inherited LJ equivalent. Both will work. The following custom tags are supported in journal entries: cut (aka lj-cut): Hides enclosed text behind an expandable link, using the text specified in the "text" attribute (defaults to "Read More ...

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   S2 Documentation. S2 (Style System 2) is a programming language designed to be a generic style system for web applications, which can give users a lot of control over their own style. It has properties in common with Perl, Python, and Java. These guides are meant to give current and potential Dreamwidth style makers the tools they need to ...

6. wiki.dreamwidth.net › wiki › indexNewbie Guide: Getting Started on Windows - Dreamwidth Notes

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   Apr 4, 2017 · 3 Set things up. 3.1 Further configuration steps. 3.1.1 Change some git settings. 3.1.2 Give special abilities to your system account. 3.1.3 Get rid of invite codes. 3.1.4 Customize PuTTY and Notepad++. 4 Update your code. 5 Make changes to your Dreamhack. 5.1 Find and claim issues. 5.2 Create a branch stemming from develop. 5.3 Work, work, work.

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   Dec 4, 2018 · Dreamwidth is a code fork of LiveJournal. A code fork means that they took LJ’s code (which used to be open source) and went their own direction with it. They still use the basic ideas behind LJ’s codebase, but have changed and improved upon it in various ways.

8. www.dreamwidth.org › site › opensourceOpen Source - Dreamwidth

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   By freely releasing all of our code and documentation, we hope to create a vibrant and thriving community that will constantly improve the product we offer. Dreamwidth uses the Dreamwidth Studios codebase provided by Dreamwidth Studios, LLC. The source repository is located at Dreamwidth's GitHub Repositories.