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Here is the link for the Star Wars Holiday Special 2k16 online watchparty.

Viewing #1 is at 7pm central time, followed a possible encore presentation at 9:30pm central (for if anyone can’t make it to the 7, or for some reason, wants to stick around for more misery).

If you’re not sure what the SW Holiday Special is: count yourself blessed. And plan to join us.

it’s THAT time of year again!

SO — put on the nearest christmas hat and grab the nearest, strongest alcohol and get ready for the annual Star Wars Holiday Special watchparty. 

i usually do an encore presentation for the people who can’t make the initial showing, or for those who simply want to punish themselves just a little bit more, so if the times listed on the form are too early for you, don’t worry, you don’t escape THAT easily.

i look forward to experiencing this absolute disaster with all of you.

After like 6 months, Scout FINALLY hit 100 followers..

So in honor…..

Rebagel this and I’ll pick a random winner for 25-35 icons of the FC of their choice. 

You guys have until 5 PM tomorrow to reblog this.

Rules:

Must be following one of my blogs: itsfives, iamnojedi, hefollowedhisorders, causeforrevenge, brentaalsenator, onefivefi and daliamun

REBLOGS ONLY!!! Likes do not count.

Hey, all! I wanted to share a CSS trick for improving readability on your themes.

The matter of readability/accessibility on themes is a bit controversial in the RP community. The problem is exacerbated by the fact that RPers will often have small font sizes coded in their themes, and on top of that, use HTML in their posts to make their font size small on the dashboard (e.g. <small></small>, , ). The result is posts that, when viewed on the RPer’s blog, are super incredibly tiny!

The way to fix this is to include CSS that targets the small, subscript, and superscript HTML and forces them to display at your default font size. If your font size is already 10px or 11px, think of how small your font will display after you <small></small> it! But if we force the theme to display this text at the default size, some of the readability issues are resolved.

Here’s how to do it:

1. Find your default font size.

If you coded your theme yourself, you should already know this! It’s whatever you coded your post font to display at. If you’re using a premade theme, it might take a little more searching, but you might have a drop-down/fill-in option for font size on your Customize page, or you might have to take a look in the code itself. The property that you’re looking for is font-size! Once you have that…

2. Create a new CSS rule that targets small, subscript, and superscript.

The reason we’re targeting all of these is because RPers tend to use one, or even a combination, of this HTML to make their text smaller on the dashboard. Here is how a rule targeting this HTML would look:

small, sub, sup {       … }

(Because we separated the selectors with commas, we can combine them all into one rule!)

3. Add in your font size.

Now that you have your rule, you can add in the declaration that will change the font size! If our default font was, for example, 11px, this is how it would look:

small, sub, sup {       font-size: 11px; }

That’s it!

That’s seriously all it takes! Now you’ve made your theme more readable and more easily accessible to your fellow RPers.