![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/community.gif) nazifetisch version 2.0! |
[10 Dec 2007|12:21am] |
Anybody feels like they're going to play the I will survive song? :P
This picture is from galiena_pvszr@LJ. (As promised, I'll try to salvage as much of that community as possible, but I don't have more than 24 hours... If you have any of those old stuff, I don't care if it'd be considered a repost, POST IT. :P We've enough people to re-start a community!)
An actual historical figure BANNINATED. OH YEAH LJ.
( And now, Albert Speer (+7) )
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| Achtung, nazifetisch members from LJ! |
[10 Dec 2007|12:36am] |
FYI
Here is a Beginner's guide to InsaneJournal. In short, it's a lot like LJ used to be, but with a different interface. LJ was, at some point of time, built by users based on an Open Source script. And the good thing about an OS script is that companies which have nothing to do with one another can run this script.
If you don't like the default layout (I'll admit, I didn't), this is where you can change the site layout to something that suits your taste better. (I personally use "Brown: Contest Entry 5".) Your journal layout might need a bit of tweaking to work...
If you really don't like LJ at all anymore (I'll admit, I don't -_-), here's some tools for site migration! I've tested it... It works, as far as I'm concerned, to a reasonable degree. You can use Semagic (as described) to synch similar sites, or crosspost to both sites at the same time.If you're using mac/linux, try this program instead.
Don't want to sign up to InsaneJournal?
You can comment on both sites using OpenID, if you don't wish to sign up for a new account. Only thing with this method is that you can't make a new post.
Help?
If anyone is good at HTML/CSS, please help me figure out how to make the IJ layout same as the LJ layout. ;_; (I copy pasted the overrides...)
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