—El ancho es de 440px y la altura se tiene que ajustar dependiendo de lo que se escriba. El cambio no es complicado de hacer, puesto que el tamaño está hecho en variables. Sólo tienen que ir a la variable cuyo nombre es --minheight: y ajustar qué tan largo deseen su post.

—Tiene una imagen de fondo que puede cambiarse de color. Para ello, deben ir probando en la variable --imgcolor. Como verán, hay muchos filtros y el principal es uno que se llama hue-rotate. Vayan probando a medida que aumenten o disminuyan los grados.

—Los colores generales los encontrarán en el root. Son tres y tienen las variables --c1, --c2, --c3. En el caso del --c3 es el texto principal.

—Las fonts usadas son Times y Champhin. Pueden cambiarlas si gustan. Pueden cambiar los tamaños y características en sus respectivas variables de todas las letras (si mal no recuerdo).

—Los datos del pie de la tablilla, si quieren cambiar el color del fondo corresponde a la variable --ctransparent

—El código es de uso libre. Sólo te pido que no quites los créditos ni uses la tabla como base.

—Un reblog siempre se agradece

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Well, this one came out simpler. Actually, I didn't have anything in mind, but I remembered that my partner studies language and that more than once I found a book by Alejandra Pizarnik in our home. I read several poems and looked for others and came across this one at some point. It brought me several feelings and I had it in oblivion until this codember. It touched me quite a bit and I hold this poem tenderly.

I'll leave the details under the cut so this post doesn't get so long.

—The width is 440px and the height has to be adjusted depending on what is written. The change is not complicated to make, since the size is made in variables. They only have to go to the variable whose name is --minheight: and adjust how long they want their post to be.

—It has a background image that can be changed in color. To do this, you must go testing in the variable --imgcolor. As you will see, there are many filters and the main one is called hue-rotate. You can test as you increase or decrease the hue-rotate.

—The general colors you will find in the root. They are three and have the variables --c1, --c2, --c3. In the case of --c3 is the main text.

—The fonts used are Times and Champhin. You can change them if you like. You can change the sizes and characteristics in their respective variables of all the letters (if I remember correctly).

—The data of the foot of the table, if you want to change the color of the background corresponds to the variable --ctransparent.

—The code is free to use. I only ask that you do not remove the credits or use the table as a base.

—A reblog is always appreciated