Liv (
vivi) wrote in
dreamcodes2013-08-01 05:41 pm
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Kink List Code
Made largely because I was dissatisfied with the options available, and wanted an IC/OOC divide and a giving/receiving divide. Feel free to chop it up, revamp it, what have you! Just leave the credit so other people can fill it out!

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Yes kinks are particular favorites. Maybe means I'm open to it, but would require discussion first. IC Limits are things the character would dislike, but I would enjoy playing out despite their distaste (and in some cases because of it). OOC Limits are hard limits that I will refuse to play.
You can hover over kinks marked with an asterisk to read a note.
both
receiving only
giving only

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Yes kinks are particular favorites. Maybe means I'm open to it, but would require discussion first. IC Limits are things the character would dislike, but I would enjoy playing out despite their distaste (and in some cases because of it). OOC Limits are hard limits that I will refuse to play.
You can hover over kinks marked with an asterisk to read a note.
both
receiving only
giving onlyYES | MAYBE | IC LIMIT | OOC LIMIT |
Yes Yes* |
Maybe Maybe* Maybe |
IC Limit IC Limit IC Limit* |
OOC Limit OOC Limit OOC Limit OOC Limit |

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On my journal page, however, it shows up a bit squished, is that just how it's going to happen on journals or could I change themes or adjust width somehow to fix it? I'm afriad to start trying to mess around with it because a- im not that great with html and b- its yours so i dont want to screw with it too much!
thanks!
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I'm glad you like it, though! :D Thank you!
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:3 its a great idea to split limits between IC and OOC! Cause sometimes kinks and limits are different! So I'm glad your chart takes that into account!
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Also, something I noticed that others might or might not experience is that when one of my lists was way longer than the others, it vertically centered the shorter lists. In case anyone else runs into that, after a little Google-fu and a lot of trial and error, I found that adding "vertical-align: top;" to the td tag of the columns affected makes it look nice again like the live preview does. :)
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Oh wow, I'm so glad my old comment helped! Especially since I think the setting is defined a bit differently now, with a drop down menu, so it's great that you still found it.
Yeah, I try to test possible use styles when I made codes, but I'm... honestly too lazy to test too much LOL so I hadn't thought of that. In the future, feel free to ask me if one of my codes breaks during normal usage -- I should've thought to add v-align myself. :)
Welcome to Dreamwidth, I hope you have fun here! :D
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It doesn't look like it affected your live preview at all and could honestly have been a fluke because I'm never lucky with CSS. No matter how much I love tinkering with it, it kind of hates me a little. But I got the little sucker to work, so ha! I was going to nudge you if I couldn't get it on my own, but I always like to try on my own first. Thanks so much!
Thank you, fingers crossed! :D
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Honestly that's how I learned to code. I'd take other peoples' codes and fiddle with them until they were what I wanted (including layouts) and eventually I was like... well... I could just. Do this myself at this point. lol. But yes, it definitely took more than one year of fighting CSS before I was at all victorious, and even now it wins a battle now and again. The fiend.
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