#link layouts

Yes, but it’s very complicated and it depends on the layout. So, it would be very difficult to explain, and you need at least a good understanding of how the codes work together. The basic explanation is (but there isn’t really a great way to explain it with so little information):

Copy and paste all the CSS that corresponds to the HTML of the part of the layout you want under <style>      - you need to look at the bottom of the layout code and read the html and figure out which codes you need      - then you need to find the classes and divs in the css that match up       - which means <div id=”lalala”>content</div> in html corresponds to #lalala in the css and <div class=”lalalablah”>content2</div>corresponds to .lalalablah in the css      - now that you found the matching divs/classes, you can copy and paste the css under <style>

Copy and paste all the HTML of the part of the layout you want into your popup code (the one under </body>)      - css is the design, usually and html is usually the content      - which means all your size/position/color/etc changes are in the css and all the stuff you want in your popup is in the html

Now you edit them to look right

It’s essentially: copy and paste the essential parts to the layout into your blog code and edit them